The Interstate 435 closure from Antioch to Quivira in Johnson County, Kansas, wrapped up before morning commuters hit the road Monday morning.
Heads up: Stretch of I-435 in Johnson County will be closed this weekend
A stretch of Interstate 435 in Johnson County will be closed in both directions this weekend for bridge demolition work.
Closure of I-435 in Johnson County this weekend for bridge demolition
Drivers in Johnson County should prepare for major traffic disruptions this weekend as both eastbound and westbound lanes of I‑435 will be fully closed to for a bridge demolition project.
Leaders tour US 69 Highway toll lane project in Johnson County, say it’s on track to open in 2025
Construction leaders said they are slightly ahead of schedule on the express toll lane project along U.S. 69 Highway in Overland Park, Kansas.
KSHB 41 goes 1-on-1 with Federal Highway Administrator
Federal Highway Administrator Shailen Bhatt sat down with KSHB 41 News before joining Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly and Kansas Rep. Sharice Davids for a ceremonial groundbreaking in Overland Park Thursday.
Crews break ground on 69Express project in Johnson County, Kan.
Driving through Johnson County, Kan., is about to get easier. Crews broke ground on Thursday on the 69 Highway Express Project.
Construction work begins on US 69 Highway express lanes
Although there’s been no official groundbreaking, construction began this week on adding express lanes to U.S. 69 Highway in Overland Park.
Bidders wanted more money than KDOT budgeted to build an express lane on U.S. 69
Two initial bids were substantially higher than the Kansas Department of Transportation budgeted for the job.
KDOT to build 11 noise walls in U.S. 69 Expansion Project
The Kansas Department of Transportation announced Monday that it will build 11 proposed noise walls along U.S. 69 Highway between 119th Street and 151st Street in Overland Park, Kansas.
KDOT hosting meetings to discuss 69 Highway noise walls
People living along U.S. 69 in Overland Park, Kansas, can participate in a series of virtual meetings this week with the Kansas Department of Transportation to learn more about the agency’s proposal to build 14 noise walls along a roughly 10-mile stretch of the highway where KDOT will add express toll lanes.