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One local restaurant has written an "Open Letter To The City of Evansville" asking for reprieve from the construction to save their small business.

Traveling the Lloyd Expressway in Evansville is about to get even tougher and potentially more frustrating.

Commuters in Newburgh should be excited to know that there will soon be one less construction zone to worry about.

Henderson officials have announced more lane restrictions for folks traveling across the Twin Bridges on Thursday and again this weekend. So just be prepared for possible slow-downs or delays.

As if drivers don't won't have enough of a headache as construction crews work on the new cloverleaf at the Lloyd Expressway and Highway 41, they'll also have to content with a storm sewer installation that will keep a nearby intersection closed for over a month.

In a possible effort to become the Starbucks of the Evansville area with a location on seemingly every corner, CVS announces the construction of a new location on the corner of St. Joe and Delaware Street.

Mother Nature's frigid turn is one of the reasons the groundbreaking for Evansville's new downtown hotel, scheduled for later this month, has been postponed. So when will construction begin?

Traffic will be restricted to one lane in both directions on St. Joe Avenue between Diamond and Allens Lane as crews begin work to patch holes and repave the stretch of road on Evansville's west side which serves as home for Rural King, Midas Car Care, and other local businesses.

Travelers heading into or out of Evansville by way of Highway 41 North may want to explore alternate routes between now and mid-August.

Motorists looking to hop on the I-164 East bypass from downtown Evansville will get the opportunity to do so once again on Friday after weeks of construction closed the roadway to traffic.

Here in the great state of Indiana, a sure sign of warmer weather coming back isn't the return green leaves on the trees, it's the budding of orange cones on the roadways.

The Evansville Courier-Press reports that beginning today, the portion of Riverside Drive between Court Street and Stoney's Evansville will be closed for approximately four months while a new pedestrian bridge is constructed to connect LeMerigot hotel to Casino Aztar.