The Supreme Court on Friday delayed a decision on the constitutionality of Louisiana’s congressional districts until its next term.

Louisiana offers unique roadside attractions perfect for summer travel. Visitors can explore quirky museums, oversized statues, and unusual sites. Destinations include the Frog Capital of the World, ...

Francine has caused roads to close, either due to rising water, closing floodgates or storm damage.

Louisiana’s roads and bridges are beset by dwindling dollars, pressing needs and the lack of any sweeping solutions on the horizon. The state has a $14 billion backlog of road and bridge needs.

As Tropical Depression Barry moves across Louisiana, several power outages, road closures and flood warnings have been reported due to the storm. Be aware of current storm conditions, stay updated ...

The Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development advises motorists that I-49 North between the I-220 interchange in Shreveport and Mira Myrtis Road in north Caddo Parish has been ...

Louisiana faces a $12 billion backlog in transportation infrastructure projects. Money from the 20-cent state gas tax goes is supposed to be set aside in a state transportation trust fund to ...

According to the official Louisiana road map from 1930, the road was paved between New Iberia and Abbeville, then under the "improved" category westward to Lake Arthur which was generally gravel ...

Using everything from hand-drawn maps and 911 reports to radar data and sophisticated mapping software, geographers at Louisiana State University have produced a preliminary atlas of the flood ...

NEW ORLEANS — A winter storm passing across Louisiana has forced road closures throughout the Southeast because of icy road conditions and other hazards associated with the storm. Here are some ...

The average driver in the metro New Orleans area loses roughly $3,000 per year as a result of poor road conditions according to a new report. In the Baton Rouge area, the cost per driver due to ...

While Louisiana road and bridge needs poured in to a key legislative committee Oct. 12, prospects for any sweeping changes are bleak.