South Dakota Department of Transportation (DOT)

State leaders say the Big Sioux River has reached its highest point, but they still expect flooding issues to persist in southeast South Dakota in the coming days.

Several chip and fog seal projects are slated around Buffalo, Faith, Whitewood, Union Center and Newell.

The DOT expects the eight projects across the state to take one to two weeks each to complete.

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

The South Dakota Airport Terminal Program provides one time funds for use in construction projects that enhance or expand state airports.

Two closures along U.S. Highway 385 will prevent access to Pactola's North Boat Ramp during weekdays.

The interchange being built at the 41st street exit off I-29 is scheduled to be completed later this May.

State officials doubt the feasibility of Amtrak services in South Dakota despite the possibility laid out by a new study.

April 15-19 is National Work Zone Awareness Week and the DOT asks drivers to put the phone down, buckle up, and help everyone get home safely.

The state DOT is looking at potential changes along I-90 in western South Dakota.