I-10 Bridge

Good news, I-10 and I-210 Bridges is now open. DOTD crews will continue working to clear all roadways in the state. Get the latest road conditions details here.

We've heard this all before. Whenever we start yelling too loudly about the bridge, DOTD swoops in and calms us down with promises. Then nothing ever happens.

DOTD says the I-10 bridge will exceed its safe capacity by the year 2040. But what if we told you it was already over capacity two years ago? Like, by a lot.

For years, we've been told that contamination from a 1994 chemical spill has prevented work on the I-10 Bridge. But what if that's not entirely true?

Remember when a new I-10 bridge in Lake Charles was a priority issue for Clay Higgins, back when he was running for office? Well, it isn't anymore.

A massive fire erupts and causes an Interstate 85 northbound bridge to collapse in Atlanta, Georgia on Thursday, March 30.

Everyone knows the I-10 bridge isn't entirely safe. Its sufficiency rating was 9.9% in 2013. Guess what it is today? (Spoiler: It's worse.)

We thought it might be fun to come up with some better uses for the terrifying menace that dares thousands of vehicles to cross it every day.

While the I-10 Bridge continues to deteriorate, construction on the I-210 Bridge has been delayed. Again.

What does the Lake Charles area sound like in ancient Japanese poetry? Kinda like this, actually.

The westbound right lane of the Calcasieu River Bridge will close for a few hours on Wednesday, March 30.

What would happen if we were actually without the use of the I-10 bridge, could we make it?