roads

Louisiana roadways often leave a lot to be desired but our state's roads and highways aren't the worst in the country. Can you name the other states with worse roads than Louisiana?

If you travel I-10 through our great state of Louisiana, you know that it can at times be flat-out scary.

A heads up for those of you who commute via I-10 between Lafayette and Baton Rouge.

A woman in New Orleans spoke to WDSU after her mom was nearly killed in front of her house.

The term mediocre has been used to describe the condition of nearly half of Louisiana roads. Only two states are in worse shape than Louisiana.

Louisiana House Bill 1031 has been passed by the Louisiana Legislature, and now it awaits the governor's signature. The bill, according to The Daily Advertiser, the bill is "to end the free ride for electric and hybrid vehicles owners" in Louisiana...

The Huey P. Long Bridge in Baton Rouge was the first span across the mighty Mississippi in Louisiana.

Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards has released the state's new fiscal year budget and education, new bridges and infrastructure top the list.

You can add a little over $50 bucks every month to your car note just to pay for the damage our state's roads are doing to your vehicle.

Bottom line: don't let the melting snow/ice/slush become a false indication that things are safe. As long as temperatures are near freezing, danger lurks.

From wide-open prairies to oak-and-moss-canopied roads, here are the 10 must-drive roads in Acadiana.

How bad are the roads in Louisiana? Well, one website claims that we have the second-worst roads in the country!

As we are gearing up for the scariest time of year, it's nice to know that we won't have to go far to get in the spirit this Halloween season

Another national survey puts Louisiana in a very bad light unless you know how and where to look for the bright spots.

Looking for a way into or out of Southeast Texas? Find out exactly which roads are open right now with these interactive maps.

If you put certain words in a certain order you can use the first letter of each word to come up with other words. That's nice but it still won't fix our roads.

The problems are already costing us about as much as it will take to fix them. It's not going to get better unless we do something.

Your drive in Lafayette may soon be a lot less bumpy.

A higher gas tax or toll roads and bridges could be revenue raising measures the state could take to on a $13 billion backlog of road and bridge improvements.

A state government task force is expected to recommend that you and I pay more for fuel so that you and I can drive on better roads. Good idea or not so good idea?