road construction

A $4 million safety project is planned to begin this week along a portion of U.S. Highway 41 in Henderson, Kentucky. Here's what you need to know.

When you enter the good ol' state of Illinois, you get bombarded with road signs to no end. There's one sign I really can't stand seeing at every corner.

The restrictions are part of the work to install a displaced left turn lane.

The sign is meant to warn drivers of upcoming road construction but instead conveys the thought we all have about road construction.

An intersection in downtown Evansville will be closed as crews work to relocate waterlines.

The restrictions will be in place while crews perform repairs to the railroad tracks at the intersection.

The changes will begin on March 22nd and are expected to last until mid-July.

Residents in Henderson and Evansville who rely on the Twin Bridges to get to and from both cities need to plan on leaving a little early due to lane restrictions on the bridges beginning tomorrow.

If your weekend plans include a trip across the northbound side of the Twin Bridges connecting Evansville to Henderson, give yourself a little extra time to get where you need to be as crews work to complete a project on Saturday and Sunday.

If you're traveling between Evansville and Henderson this week, you can expect some delays.