NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — It’s up there. And out there. The Crescent City Connection. And coming soon, new lights will light up the bridge. WGNO Good Morning New Orleans features reporter Bill Wood ...

They will replace an earlier set of lights, first installed in 1987, and should be ready for when hoards of visitors arrive in New Orleans for the Super Bowl. The old lights started going out in ...

THE FIRST AFTER MONTHS OF WORK TO LIGHT UP THE CRESCENT CITY CONNECTION ... and is a collaboration between LADOTD and the city of New Orleans."We couldn't be more happy about the project coming ...

"We noted a string of lights on the westbound bridge of CCC ... year and is a collaboration between LADOTD and the city of ...

but New Orleans is picking up state roads for maintenance in exchange for its contribution to the project. Boyle said the city will also take over maintenance of the decorative CCC lights upon ...

Daniel Gitlin, Public Information Officer for the DOTD, says the design of the lights allows for easy ... "We want the people of New Orleans and the state of Louisiana to know that we are going ...

The lights that have helped define the Crescent City Connection bridge will fade from the night skyline of New Orleans -- at least ... suspended the tolls on the CCC. According to the DOTD ...

All those lights are programmable, like the ones at the Superdome. They’ll be controlled by the city of New Orleans, which is paying half of the $20 million price tag. The state is paying the rest.

Our “good ole boy network” of career politicians turned the decorative lights out on the bridges crossing the river in downtown New Orleans. Not because there is no money but because they ...

The decorative lights on the Crescent City Connection ... That's not called good government," said New Orleans City Council Vice President, Jackie Clarkson.Clarkson says she appreciates the ...

While I’m in favor of most things that shine a positive light on New ... ll likely find the new CCC lighting pleasing to view, it’s a high price to pay while New Orleans still has Sewerage ...