Motorists in Minot see relief as 16th Street SW reopens to traffic
For drivers in Minot, it’s been a long summer of detours and delays — but 16th Street Southwest is finally open again. The $11.4 million project rebuilt aging infrastructure, added stormwater ponds, and upgraded traffic signals along one of the city’s busiest corridors. After months of rain delays and rerouting, commuters are back to their usual paths, shaving minutes off their drives and frustrations off their days. The last few touches — lights and signals — will wrap up before winter sets in. Lindsey Miller with KMOT has the full story.
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