I-275 closed at I-94 near Detroit Metro Airport due to flooding
Both directions of I-275 are closed at I-94 Thursday morning due to flooding.
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Both directions of I-275 are closed at I-94 Thursday morning due to flooding.
Motorists traveling on Interstate 275 beginning Friday, Aug. 18, will see some lane closures from Six Mile Road to S. Huron Road.
A Westland man was found dead on the shoulder of I-275 in Canton Township near his rental car Sunday night, state police said.
The Michigan Department of Transportation is reminding residents that the ramps at the interchange of I-275 and I-94 will be closed for two months so crews can complete necessary work on the Revive275 project before the Detroit Metro Airport begins road work this summer.
Road crews will get ready to switch traffic on I-275 to newly built lanes. However, the road to that day could be unpleasant for drivers.
A man is dead after he was struck by a vehicle while walking down the southbound lanes of I-275 in Huron Township late Monday night.
If you intend on travelling I-275 this weekend, you are encouraged to plan ahead, as closures have been announced.
Beginning on Saturday, April 3, the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) will oversee a project that will reseal pavement joints on I-275 between 5 Mile and 10 Mile roads.
Michigan State Police say northbound I-275 at Ford Road has reopened after a traffic crash Monday morning.
A semi-truck that caught on fire has resulted in lane closures on southbound I-275 at Sibley. The exit there is also closed at this time.
Michigan State Police are reporting that there has been a fatal crash tonight on eastbound I-696 that has resulted in a complete shutdown of the highway.
It's a gift for drivers this holiday weekend.
I-275 might not shut down until Monday morning, but prep work will cause plenty of temporary closures before then.
It's one of the big construction projects of 2016 we've been warning you about, and now we know when it's going to start.
There were golf clubs and other golf gear which indicated the men may have just come from a day of golf.
Get ready drivers, you have about a month left before major construction work begins on I-275 in northern Wayne and southern Oakland counties.
Work on the $75 million project, scheduled to begin soon and end in fall, will include replacing 13 miles of concrete pavement on I-275.
The freeway completely reopened at around 7 p.m.
The project involves work in the Farmington Hills, Novi and Livonia areas.
Westbound 8 Mile Road was closed at I-275 and the left two lanes of southbound I-275 were also shut down.
Police say arrow boards on both road commission vehicles were activated.
Police say someone in an F-150 hit a man who putting gas in his car and then fled the scene.
The $80 million project is scheduled to begin next spring between 5 Mile Road and the I-96/I-696/M-5 interchange.
The Michigan Department of Transportation is asking for the public's input on how an upcoming $75 million project on I-275 should impact traffic.
Michigan State Police say despite 10 vehicles being involved in a massive accident on I-275, no one was injured.
