road construction

Roundabouts are a thing in Acadiana. But, have they been a thing longer than we realize?

Portions of La. 182 in St. Mary Parish are now under construction due to a much needed $3 million project.

Navigating through traffic in Lafayette is quite the ordeal in the Hub City.

The Lafayette Public Works Department announced yesterday that the Ambassador Caffery southbound outside lane at Dulles Drive is now open for traffic.

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

Savoy Road in Youngsville will be closed for the next two days for roundabout construction and drainage work.

The road construction on West Congress Street and Guilbeau Road in Lafayette will take longer than expected.

Most of the work is scheduled for the nighttime hours but there could be some lane and shoulder closures along I-10 for motorists who travel during that time.

The 2.7-mile-long project cost taxpayers $54.7 million dollars and was finally completed in December of last year.

Between now and Christmas motorists who use the Breaux Bridge Exit off I-10 will need to be mindful of ongoing lane and ramp closures.

Some of the projects include improvements for I-10 and U.S. 90 in South Louisiana.

The church land and adjacent property will eventually be used as part of the I-49 Connector Project

Less traffic means now is the perfect time to work to improve Louisiana's roadways.

Monday's closures will affect Settler's Trace, West Farrel, Old Settlement Road, and one end of Cherokee Lane.

The alternating lane closures will affect both directions on I-10 beginning next week.

Two weeks ago these lane closures resulted in backups that extended for more than 10 miles on I-10. Here's how you can avoid them this weekend.

A change in the construction schedule will mean no lane closures for the Atchafalaya Basin Bridge at Whiskey Bay this weekend.

Only the striping and clean up operations remain before the work is totally completed.

Expect detour routes on Girard Park Drive and Hospital Drive for at least the next eight months.

Government officials are quick to deny any connection between a bridge construction project and the mythical Bigfoot.