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Missouri drivers could see advances in road maintenance thanks to new funding.
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The new Boone County Interactive Roads Dashboard presents new road conditions and traffic maps, but the City of Columbia’s roads are left out of that data.
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The markings are difficult to see during the day to help each Highway Patrol troop monitor reckless drivers.
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The city has plenty of salt for the winter — but is it being used?
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The program has a budget of $14.7 million for fiscal year 2025, which is expected to cover costs for a 32-mile span of gravel roads in rural parts of the county.
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The Boone County Commission approved a program Tuesday that will pave existing gravel roads in the county that present a "maintenance burden" for county road crews.
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The resurfacing for the full stretch of road will be completed in 2025, according to MoDOT.
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Officials across the state weigh in on $14 billion in infrastructure priorities
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Missouri Senator Claire McCaskill met with Columbia residents during a town hall meeting on Monday. She talked about the economy, boosting jobs in the…
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Mid-Missouri drivers are dealing with slippery roads Thursday after a winter storm that dumped two inches of snow in Columbia, according to the National…