Highlighting how transportation keeps Wisconsin moving
TEA Grant Fuels Dairy Expansion in Clark County
February 26, 2026
A section of Fairground Avenue will be reconstructed and improved to better accommodate increased truck traffic and enhance safety for motorists, employees, and nearby residents ...
SS4A Grant Will Shape Safer Streets in the Fox Cities
January 30, 2026
Growing traffic in the Fox Cities has increased concerns about roadway safety for people driving, walking, and biking ...
TEA Grant Paves Way for Manufacturing Growth in Slinger
January 28, 2026
The construction of Karius Court, a new roadway in the Merchant Village development, will improve access and connectivity ...
Plover River Crossing Bridges Community with Green Circle Trail Expansion
January 27, 2026
The Plover River Crossing project aims to extend the Green Circle Trail by creating a new, safer bridge and boardwalk path ...
TEA Grant Powers Market Street Connection and Saukville’s Next Wave of Growth
December 2, 2025
The Village of Saukville in Ozaukee County faces growing traffic and infrastructure demands as it develops the Northern Gateway, a 99-acre mixed-use development with commercial, retail, housing, and industrial investment ...
Repairs Underway on Main Street Bridge in Oshkosh
October 27, 2025
The Main Street Bridge (U.S. Highway 45) in Oshkosh is a key crossing over the Fox River that has deteriorated over time and requires extensive rehabilitation ...
WisDOT ARIP Grant Fuels Vital Maple Ridge Road Upgrade in Bayfield County
September 30, 2025
The Town of Kelly in Bayfield County is a rural area where frequent agricultural and logging traffic has caused significant wear on local roads, especially Maple Ridge Road. Restrictive posted weight limits have required farmers and loggers to take multiple trips with lighter loads or lengthy detours, impacting the economics and safety of product transport ...
Federal Grant Paves the Way for John Nolen Drive Reconstruction
September 25, 2025
John Nolen Drive is a critical gateway corridor to downtown Madison, spanning the Lake Monona causeway. The corridor faces structural concerns and safety issues, and needs improved bike and pedestrian access ...
New Dickeyville Foundry Spurs Jobs with $645K State Grant
August 19, 2025
A.Y. McDonald Manufacturing Company, a leading U.S. manufacturer specializing in water works, plumbing, pumps, and natural gas products, has chosen Dickeyville in Grant County as the location for a new 350,000 square foot state-of-the-art brass foundry ...








