MNDOT

The deadly incident prompted the closure of a busy street near the Shoppes on Maine complex for more than 2 hours.

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Minnesota just added something new to its highway construction zones — and it's watching closer than most drivers probably realize.

Part of the three year, more than $27 million project was to construct a flyover ramp to eliminate a large majority of left turns made by drivers passing through the interchange.

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The closure and detour come as work continues on the third and final year of a project to transform the busy interchange.

Authorities are warning people to stay away from the floodwaters as additional heavy rains are forecast for the region.

Crews will continue work to seal cracks and joints on bridges along the freeway.

A portion of I-90 between Rochester and Eyota was closed for several hours.

The Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) announced the closure shortly before 9:45 Tuesday morning.