Infrastructure

The Department of Transportation begins work on a shared-use path in Spearfish next week.

Rapid City and Ellsworth Air Force Base are working closely together to provide clean water to residents inside and outside Rapid City’s borders.

Board of Water and Natural Resources approves more than $170 million for programs addressing wastewater, storm water, solid waste and drinking water safety.

The South Dakota Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources grants over $172 million dollars for environmental water projects throughout the state.

Thousands of SD bridges are listed as "structurally deficient." Alison Black from the American Road and Transportation Builders Association breaks down the report.

Crews are making progress on the U.S. Highway 14 bridge over the Missouri River between Pierre and Fort Pierre.

The state Emergency Response Commission took time this week to assess the now completed legislative year.

The U.S. Government has allocated over $18 million for the Lewis and Clark water system. As the system shifts into phase three of expansion, the daily demand for water increases.

Beginning March 18, an eight-mile stretch between Canton and I-29 will be under construction.

Due to construction on Interstate 29, the South Dakota Department of Transportation says drivers should expect delays in southeast South Dakota.