interstate 10

The road will be closed for at least two hours.

According to reports, a five car pileup along I-10 resulted in multiple injuries but no human deaths. A horse trailer was involved in the accident and resulted in "several horses" dying.

Lane closures are scheduled to happen on the Interstate 10 Atchafalaya Basin Bridge and in Baton Rouge all throughout the workweek.

Eastbound traffic is being diverted at the Evangeline/Jennings exit.

18-wheeler fire has one lane blocked.

The highway will be closed until further notice.

The crash happened around 4:15 this morning on the Atchafalaya Basin bridge.

Construction on I-10 continues this week as DOTD workers will be focusing on a stretch of the interstate in St. Martin Parish.

There is no word yet on how long that section of roadway will be closed.

If you need to head to Baton Rouge from the Acadiana area, get off of I-10 at the 1-49 exit.

A crash following a high-speed chase has traffic backing up on I-10 Eastbound near Duson. According to our news partners at KATC, the chase began near Iowa or Welsh. The motorist leading state troopers on the pursuit eventually crashed into one of the state police cruisers near mile marker 93 in Duson...

Emergency Personnel were diverting traffic through the Louisiana Ave. and I-49 North exit.

There are three lane closures happening this week on I-10.

Lafayette Police are continuing an investigation into the crash that left a 55-year-old woman dead at the scene.

There will be two lane closures happening on Interstate 10, in both directions, over the weekend.

Two closures happening on Interstate 10 should have drivers' attention over the next five days.

Do you have an opinion on traffic and travel on I-10 in and around Baton Rouge? The Department of Transportation and Development would like you to take a brief survey to offer your thoughts.

The lane closure will likely last until noon today.

Motorist are encouraged to throw in their two cents about how to improve the traffic flow through Baton Rouge on I -10

Work will start at 8 p.m. on Wednesday and run through Thursday, April 24 at 6 a.m. weather permitting.