(KCTV) - Statewide construction in Missouri for I-70 improvements began on July 8. Governor Mike Parson previously broke ground on June 13 in Columbia for the almost-$3 billion project. The ...

Construction crews began work Monday night on an ambitious $2.8 billion project that will expand Interstate 70 to three lanes across Missouri. Crews are first tackling a stretch from Route J at ...

Missouri’s over $2 billion Improve I-70 Project that will add a third lane and connect St. Louis to Kansas City is in full ...

The department says three prequalified teams will be designing and submitting their plans for the 13-mile stretch of I-70 ...

MoDOT confirms a $425 million project to expand a section of I-70, with construction planned to start in spring 2026.

The Missouri Department of Transportation’s Improve I-70 Program will add a third lane ... Parson signed off on the $2.8 billion expansion project in August 2023. The first phase of the Improve ...

Construction crews began work Monday night on an ambitious $2.8 billion project that will expand Interstate 70 to three lanes across Missouri. Crews are first tackling a stretch from Route J at ...

The project will expand the Missouri's major artery to three lanes in each direction, provide upgrades to interchanges and outer roads. “Today marks another historic milestone in MoDOT’s efforts to ...

Officials in Missouri broke ground last week on an I-70 extension project from Warrenton to Wentzville, according to a March 20 news release from the Missouri DOT. The work contract is worth $600 ...

The project, which spans 200 miles from Blue Springs to Wentzville, involves repairing the existing four lanes of I-70 and expanding the highway to six lanes. The Missouri Highways and ...