DES MOINES, Iowa — The city of Des Moines is continuing on with its master plan to make the downtown area safer, which in some areas includes converting one-way streets into two-way streets.

Downtown Des Moines drivers, consider yourself warned: crews are working on converting one-way portions of 5th Avenue and Grand Avenue to two-way streets. The goal of the project is to improve ...

A study to help determine whether two major Des Moines streets should be transformed into two-way corridors is nearly complete — and in the meantime, the city is asking residents to share their ...

Des Moines has launched an interactive website that asks residents to give feedback on how two major downtown streets could be improved for drivers, pedestrians and cyclists. The site is part of a ...

Yes, Des Moines is considering eliminating some one-way streets downtown. But it also has some other options on the table: ...

A four-street intersection that's no longer needed will be reconfigured in downtown's Western Gateway to create greenspace, trail, two-way traffic Big changes coming to downtown Des Moines ...

Busy one-way road into downtown Des Moines to close until November. 4mo. T he Southwest Eighth Street bridge in downtown Des Moines between Tuttle and Mulberry Streets will close starting next ...

DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Officials in Des Moines are considering turning most one-way downtown streets into two-way and adding more bicycle lanes in an effort to increase safety and promote ...

Yes, Des Moines is considering eliminating some one-way streets downtown. But it also has some other options on the table: Yes, Des Moines is considering eliminating some one-way streets downtown.

Officials in Des Moines are considering turning most one-way downtown streets into two-way and adding more bicycle lanes in an effort to increase safety and promote retail development.