146K views · 1.3K reactions | FLOODING: The Minnesota Department of Transportation released this video showing how flooding has affected roads in southern Minnesota. The video shows Hwy 93 heading into Le Sueur on Monday afternoon. Spring flooding resources: https://minnesota.cbslocal.com/springfloods/ | WCCO & CBS News Minnesota | Facebook

The Seeds Student Worker Program at the Minnesota Department of Transportation is currently hiring science, chemistry, biology and environmental studies majors to work in the Materials & Road Research office in Maplewood, MN. If you are a student who identifies as: a minority, veteran, student with disabilities, economically disadvantaged, or female in STEM, apply for this job through the Seeds program at bit.ly/3rR58tG | Minnesota Department of Transportation

4.1K views · 101 reactions | Since the start of the pandemic, the Minnesota Department of Transportation has been letting the public name the snowplows. Now, plows bearing names like “Betty Whiteout” and “Plowy McPlowface” are clearing snow and keeping people safe. NBC News' Maggie Vespa shares more tonight. | NBC Nightly News with Tom Llamas | Facebook

5 comments | As Minnesota Department of Transportation plans to improve the intersection of Highway 71 & County Road 90, north of Willmar, with an "RCI", the public is invited to an open house for the 2021 US 71/CR 90 Reduced Conflict Intersection project today, Thursday, February 15 at Grace Baptist Church (4307 18th St. NE, Willmar). For more info: https://goo.gl/1Um1wi | City of Willmar, Minnesota | Facebook

5.7K views · 3.9K reactions | I-35W Bridge Collapse in Minneapolis, Minnesota on August 1, 2007 #disastroushistory #disasters #history #Minnesota #collapse | Disastrous History | Facebook

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8.8K views · 28 reactions | The Hwy 99 Minnesota River Bridge at Saint Peter, Minnesota is CLOSED. Video from yesterday afternoon shows an ice jam that formed and released between Mankato and St. Peter. During a 4-hr period (from 5-9pm), the Minnesota River rose about 2 feet. It had been rising approximately 2.5 feet per day. Check 511mn.org for road closures due to flooding, as well as detour routes. | Minnesota Department of Transportation | Facebook