Lighter snow gives Kansas crews a jump on clearing roads
Overland Park plow crews were about 12 hours ahead of when they were expected to start on neighborhood streets due to lighter snow amounts on Wednesday.
Kansas Department of Transportation works to keep roads clear ahead of snow
Last month, the Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) struggled through an unprecedented amount of snow. “The last time was a wet, heavy snow, so it just landed and stuck on the road,” said David Studebaker,
Missouri, Kansas road crews brace for incoming snow, begin treating roads
Crews with the Missouri Department of Transportation and the Kansas Department of Transportation will be working around the clock to make roads as safe as possible.
Kansas Department of Transportation approved December bids
The Kansas Department of Transportation announced approved bids for state highway construction and maintenance projects. The letting took place on December 18 in Topeka. One bid was approved for Butler County outside of Leon.
Lower snow totals help Kansas crews work ahead on clearing roads
Overland Park crews were about 12 hours ahead of when they were expected to start on neighborhood streets with less snow than was anticipated on Wednesday.
How long will it take for the new snowfall to melt in the Kansas City area?
Between 2 and 4 inches of snow fell in the Kansas City area in the early hours of Wednesday, Feb. 12. While a relatively small amount compared to January’s record-breaking totals that stuck around for more than a week,
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Topeka Boulevard cut in half with road work that will last to December 2025
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Vehicles left on Kansas roadways to be towed away ahead of impending storm
Abandoned vehicles inhibit the Kansas Department of Transportation’s ability to clear snow from major roadways. Towed vehicles will help in the process of snow and ice removal. KHP indicated ...
Roads in KC became slick even after crews treated them. Here’s why that happens
Elevated roads create a ripe environment for ice, even after roads see treatment, said Brooke Rohlfing, a MoDOT spokeswoman.
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Kansas SRTS program helps expand safety for students
TOPEKA - Making more resources and funding available for communities through the Kansas Department of Transportation's Safe ...
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KDOT receives over $26M to improve southwest Kansas roads
The Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) has received over $26 million in federal funding to improve rural road infrastructure in Hamilton and Edwards counties.
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Funding will help improve road infrastructure at Kansas dairies
Governor Laura Kelly has announced that Hamilton and Edwards counties will receive $26 million in federal funds to improve ...
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KDOT approves bridge replacement project in Coffey County
A Coffey County bridge project is moving forward after bid approval by the Kansas Department of Transportation. The bridge is ...
Wichita area businesses, residents prepare for dive in temperatures, several inches of snow
With the next round of winter weather making its way through Kansas Tuesday night, businesses and residents across Wichita are preparing for the storm that could dump up to about six inches of snow on ...
MoDOT, KDOT crews pretreating roadways ahead of next winter storm
The Kansas Highway Patrol said it will be towing any abandoned vehicles from the shoulders of interstates and highways.