i-74

If you use the I-74 bridge or drive in downtown Moline and Bettendorf you will want keep an eye out for the following projects which will impact your driving

If you use the Interstate 74 bridge to travel into Iowa; pop some Advil because your commute may just give you a headache.

We're following a story from OurQuadCities.com news partners that part of a crane working on the new Interstate 74 bridge has fallen into the Mississippi River. You can see it here.

Police warned motorists this afternoon that Interstate 74 south of where I-74, I-80 and I-280 meet is "nearly impassable due to drifting and blowing snow."

The new I-74 river bridge will begin to impact the Quad Cities skyline this spring if not sooner.

The I-74 River Bridge Facebook page detailed some lane reductions and a full closure of I-74 Eastbound/Southbound this weekend.

Today's story is brought to you by the color "orange." Orange barrels, signs, and cones should indicate motorists are entering a work zone and show the correct path they SHOULD take to safely navigate through it.

All together, the bridges of the Quad Cities measure up against some iconic mountains.

Good news for folks trying to get around downtown Davenport and Moline.

By now we should be used to construction detours and delays associated with the construction of the new I-74 bridge. The next one is gonna be a little messy.