Four traffic signals in rural northwest Minnesota cities are up for removal through urban reconstruction projects being conducted by the Minnesota Department of Transportation. The four being ...

Intersection improvements and the traffic signal replacement are completed at Highway 60 (1st Avenue NE) and 3rd Street NE in Faribault, according to the Minnesota Department of Transportation.

The VDOT Signal Maintenance office has a staff of 15 people working on the traffic signal program, but that does not include Traffic Engineering, Permits, or contractor staff that deal with larger ...

The brand-new traffic signal is now fully operational, with all three standard traffic lights in place. Take a look at the map below to get a better view of the intersection.

Jackson is investing nearly $3.8 million in a series of bridge rehabs and traffic signal upgrades throughout the city, with funding from federal sources, the state and the city’s 1% sales tax.

Transferring media requires the microSD card you used for your original Switch. The catch is that if you don't transfer your account when you first set your Switch 2 up, you can't transfer it later.

He’s one of many calling for traffic lights to be installed. CBS12 News reached out to county and city officials to see if any plans are in place to bring in any traffic signals.

If you're upgrading to the Switch 2 from your original Switch, you will want to carry all your games and data over. Here's how to transfer all of your data.

Your original Nintendo Switch user profiles, digital game purchases, game save data, screenshots, videos, and parental controls can all be moved to your Switch 2 during the system transfer process.

As part of the System Transfer, almost all of the data on your original Nintendo Switch can be transferred to your Switch 2. This includes games, though that is not going to happen right away.

If you have data like screenshots stored on a microSD card in your Switch, you’ll be asked to manually eject the card, plug it into your Switch 2, and transfer the data to the new system.

Select Continue. Now, switch to the target console, in this case, the Nintendo Switch 2. From the Home Menu, select System Settings, then Users, and then Transfer Your User Data.