I-10

Police responded to a fatal crash that happened last night (Aug. 31) around 10:30 p.m. off I-10 near Duson.

Authorities aren't waiting on cameras to double speeding fines across the Basin Bridge on I-10. The new fines are in effect now.

On August 1, 2022, a new law that allows cameras to monitor your speed on the Atchafalaya Basin Bridge will go into effect.

A listener sent this video to us Sunday morning from I-10, and as you can see here the vehicle was engulfed in flames.

If you were on I-10 west Friday afternoon over the Atchafalaya Basin, you already know that traffic was not moving.

If you ask most Americans if the interstate system throughout the United States was built with the regulation that for every 5 miles of winding road there had to be 1 mile of straight highway in order to land a military plane if need be, they will more than likely say "oh yeah, that's true". One historian has something to say to every American about the One Mile in Five claims.

Two major roadways in Louisiana have earned a dubious distinction for being among the deadliest in the nation.

Fines for speeding on that stretch of Interstate 10 in Louisiana could be five times greater than they are now.

After closing earlier this morning (04/13/22) due to an overturned tanker reportedly carrying hazardous materials, I-10 eastbound at I-49 has re-opened.

State Police Troop A TFC Taylor J. Scrantz said Lt. Todd Alcorn of the Lafayette Police Department was involved in a two-car crash around 7:00 am Sunday at mile marker 132, about five miles east of Whiskey Bay.

The crash, which involved a charter bus and an 18-wheeler, has caused significant traffic snarls in both directions of I-10 near Baton Rouge.

The crash happened in the overnight hours at milepost 134 on the Atchafalaya Basin Bridge in Iberville Parish.

Wednesday we reported on the accident near Ambassador Caffery and I-10 following a police chase, and now we have the video of the accident.

Louisiana State Police are reporting a helicopter crash on I-10 at the Bonne Carre Spillway.

Is it new roads, a new government, new politicians, or just better drainage? Here's what you told us about moving forward.

One lane of traffic did have to shut down this morning, but things are moving again.

The Louisiana State Police issued a travel restriction for a portion of Interstate 10 Eastbound headed to New Orleans.

Reports are saying that a man from Metairie died as he was traveling back home from Texas after evacuating from Hurricane Ida. Authorities say that 29-year-old Timothy Achee was traveling along I-10 near Grosse Tete and Lobdell when an 18-wheeler smashed into stopped vehicles, igniting a fiery cluster on the interstate.

Is this finally the beginning of the end of the notorious bridge over the Calcasieu River in Lake Charles?

Tell me you're from Louisiana without telling me you're from Louisiana.