Chenab Bridge Project Engineer's New Post On "Unnecessary" Fame Madhavi Latha, who has been involved with the Chenab Bridge for 17 years, spoke about the headlines that described her as the "woman ...

Locals now jokingly call it not a bridge, but a "statue of confusion." "This is a very dangerous bridge," says Nida Khan, a local resident. "The turns are sharp, and it becomes even riskier at night.

Attention drivers, there was a change of plans in the upcoming closure of the Clay Wade Bailey Bridge. The bridge, which connects downtown Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky, was originally ...

The bridge was originally set to close starting Friday. Now, due to additional repairs, and the possibility of inclement weather, it will close Wednesday, June 18, and will be closed for 13 days.

Several lane closures are coming to the Bay Bridge from June 15-21, according to the Maryland Transportation Authority.

Swing Bridge replacement proposal back before planning Owain Johnston-Barnes Created: Jun 11, 2025 08:11 AM (Updated: Jun 11, 2025 08:11 AM) ...

Dine at River House on Kansas City’s Rock Island Bridge, with elevated fare, a riverside park, and plans for trails and kayaking on the Kansas River.

The engineering marvel, the Chenab Rail Bridge, that stands 35 metres higher than the Eiffel Tower, is the world’s highest railway arch bridge at 359 metres above the riverbed.

Since late April, two people, including a Sanford, Maine teenager, have died by suicide after jumping from the Piscataqua River Bridge. A man was safely helped off the bridge on June 6 after a ...

CINCINNATI — A 10-day closure of the Clay Wade Bailey Bridge, which was originally scheduled to begin at 8 p.m. on June 13, has been postponed — and lengthened, after additional needed repairs ...

ASHTABULA, Ohio — A visibly rusted railroad bridge on one of Ashtabula’s busiest streets is sparking deep concerns from city leaders and residents alike -- not just about its appearance, but ...

How big is the fire? The Red Bridge Road Fire was 53 acres in size as of about 7:45 p.m. June 11, according to InciWeb, an interagency information service provided by the U.S. government.