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Can Montanans crank out the same volume of work, be more productive, less sick, not burnt out, and get a three-day weekend 52 times per year?

The Cottonwood Road and Durston Road Intersection will be closed Wednesday, April 29th.

Drivers commuting will experience single-lane closures about five miles east of Norris on Highway 84.

The project began last year with crew installing box culverts that allow Bozeman Creek to flow underneath the road.

Montana Department of Transportation will be begin road work along U.S. Highway 191 between Bozeman and Big Sky.

Montana Department of Transportation will begin construction on the Frontage Road between Belgrade and Bozeman beginning Monday, March 25.

If you are interested in helping the people and seeing the gorgeous state of Montana then the Department of Justice Montana Highway Patrol has a job for you!

Road repair work begins today and construction crews expect the road to be closed until tomorrow. . .

There is quite a bit of construction happening downtown and hopefully this will help you miss it and have a easy journey home.

There is some construction on and that will entail some road closures for the coming weeks. Click for more details.

Little by little, we should have you working the least amount of time possible for a salary. It's all (okay, mostly) according to science. Now, we're being told that, in order to be productive, we need to work 52 minutes then take a 17 minute break. Here's why:

Sometimes, honesty is not the best policy. A new poll of 3,100 employees and 2,200 hiring managers has come up with the most absurd reasons people have actually used for calling in sick.