I-81 project

The NYS DOT will have 40 renderings at the Institute of Technology at Syracuse Central on E. Adams St. from 6 to 8 pm.

The NYS DOT is mitigating noise and air pollution in the densely populated area when the first spans of the viaduct are removed.

Crews begin removing the seven southernmost spans as part of Contract 5. The state DOT is holding an open house Wednesday.

A bill that has passed both the state senate and assembly will give Onondaga County drivers free tolls on the thruway for local travel. Drivers avoid congestion as I-81 construction intensifies.

The changes include the closure of the ramp from I-481 southbound to I-81 north, the opening of a new E. Glen Ave. bridge over 81, and a new on-ramp to I-81 southbound.

Trump and GOP lawmakers say they're reclaiming unspent funds that were slated for improving connectivity.

Officials say everything is running right on schedule.

The ramp connects drivers leaving Syracuse and the northern suburbs without disrupting the mainline flow of I-81.

Crews can still do a variety of work in the cold except pour concrete for bridge decks.

The State Departments of Labor and Transportation are highlighting success with local hiring, ensuring city residents have the opportunity to work on the $2.25 billion project.