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Several photos surfaced on social media Thursday from the Mississippi River Bridge that showed a rescue happening.

We took an online survey of motorists who drive throughout Lafayette regularly, we asked, "What Lafayette Intersection Has the Longest Red Light?" Full transparency, we're not sure y'all got it totally right.

No word on how or why the van wound up in the precarious position.

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

The interstate will be shut down for eight to 10 hours.

The 26-year-old will be honored with a Full Firefighter's Funeral presented by the Lafayette and Broussard Fire Departments.

This incident comes one day after "Sinkhole de Mayo."

A building permit has been filed by a Dallas firm to construct a new Lafayette Chick-fil-A on Johnston Street.

Chick-fil-A customers have been shutting down one lane of Ambassador Caffery in Lafayette for years. The two, "No Parking On Pavement" signs near the entrance of the fast-food chicken chain appear to be merely roadside decorations to many of the restaurant's customers...

Ambulances are still on scene.

A Lafayette fireman is reportedly recovering from serious injuries after an 18-wheeler struck a fire truck Thursday night on I-10.

What a scary scene from a busy intersection in Lafayette on Tuesday morning.

According to the post, there will be vehicles traveling in BOTH directions in the westbound lanes of I-10, for approximately one year.

A viewer submitted a video to WVUE in New Orleans and as you will see in the video below, a car is seen doing donuts at a busy intersection in New Orleans.

With the death of Ramsie Baumgardner fresh on his mind, he couldn't believe that yet another vehicle was traveling the wrong way on Highway 167.

Does it drive you crazy when people slow down at green lights? I reached out to a friend in law enforcement and he had some insight for us as to why they might.

The biggest eyesore in Lafayette is gone, and now the new wall is going up.

It has been a bad, bad year for Louisiana drivers.

I know that people are going to complain about it, but if the change will save lives, I'm all for it.

As the City of Youngsville continues to grow, from time to time we'll find temporary minor inconveniences that must occur in the name of progress.