LANSING, Iowa (KCRG) - People in Lansing are concerned about a plan to demolish a bridge that connects the city to Wisconsin. About 2,200 cross the Black Hawk Bridge every day.

The Black Hawk Bridge over the Mississippi River in Lansing will come down before its replacement is done, leaving a 60-mile stretch without a bridge.

The Lansing Bridge over the Mississippi River is set to be demolished in the coming months. However, the new bridge won’t open until 2027, leaving a significant period of time with no bridge access.

The Iowa DOT has shifted plans for Lansing's Black Hawk Bridge. The existing bridge will be demolished this fall, with the new bridge still not completed until 2027.

The Mississippi River bridge connecting Lansing, Iowa, with Wisconsin's Crawford County will be demolished this fall, far earlier than initially planned, Iowa Department of Transportation ...

LANSING, Iowa — The Iowa and Wisconsin Departments of Transportation will close and demolish the existing Iowa 9/WIS 82 bridge in fall 2025 to make way for a new bridge over the Mississippi ...

The Mississippi River bridge connecting Lansing, Iowa, with Wisconsin's Crawford County will be demolished this fall, far earlier than initially planned, Iowa Department of Transportation ...

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