Traffic

The roadway closed Wednesday morning.

The closure is expected to last until July 20.

The City of Lansing reports road closures will begin Saturday morning to allow for the Pride Festival, Juneteenth festival, parade, and 5K race.

No injuries were reported.

A gas leak Friday afternoon shut down the eastbound lanes of Saginaw Street, at Larch Street.

All lanes opened to normal traffic just before 12:40 p.m.

The Mackinac Bridge Authority’s maintenance staff is replacing pieces of the original decking, repairing deck joints, and cleaning off a winter’s worth of grit tracked onto the bridge

The intersection reopened at about midnight.

The closure is expected to last until Nov. 15.

One major artery affected, beginning Thursday MDOT plans to begin repaving 4.2 miles of I-75 from the US-23 split in Mundy Township to Dort Highway in Grand Blanc.

The freeway reopened at about 8:45 p.m.

Ingham County authorities confirmed no one was inside the vehicle at the time of the collision.

The Ionia County Sheriff’s Office is asking residents to avoid the area while they investigate.

I-94 will see lane closures between M-99 and M-60 starting Monday.

Several streets in Downtown Lansing will be impacted by the Sikh Day Parade and Festival on Saturday.

The closure is expected to last until Friday, May 12.

The project is expected to be completed Sunday night.

The driver was not injured.

Lansing BWL will be repairing a watermain leak in the area.

Police said a northbound BMW entered the southbound lanes and struck a Kia.

Michigan State Police are reminding drivers to slow down on slick roads after a semi truck drove off I-96 Tuesday morning.

The icy roads led to crashes on US-127, I-69, and I-496.

The City of Jackson’s Engineering Division is planning 14 infrastructure improvement projects starting with the reconstruction of N. Perrine Street and a water main replacement on Steward on Monday, April 17.

Some of the larger projects you’ve seen, are on their second or third year of construction.

Police said before they arrived at the scene, they were notified by dispatch that the two men were fighting in the middle of I-94.

The Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy is considering putting more rules in place for mineral brine, which is used to help control dust and melt ice.

According to authorities, the crash involved two vehicles with multiple people in each vehicle.

Anyone with information is asked to contact the Grand Rapids Post at 616-866-4411.

The road is expected to reopen later this week as the waters recede.

The crash is affecting westbound I-96 after the Williamston Exit 117, according to MDOT.