ARMADA (WWJ) - A bridge in Northern Macomb County crossed every day by about 15,000 vehicles is closing indefinitely. During a routine inspection, crews with the Macomb County Department of Roads ...

Articles and videos about FOX6 spotlights rusted, corroded railroad bridge and now, repairs are underway: "It's wonderful" on FOX6 News Milwaukee.

The most recent bridge inspection from January included photos of the poles and found severe deficiencies in ... On August 24, the city got another photo showing poles with holes rusted through.

Images from the July 29 inspection show rusted-through steel supports, cracked concrete abutments and an area of soil at the base washed away, exposing underground utilities, among other issues.

Many of them were so rusted through they had to be replaced. A view of the old, rusted spandrel columns rising from the main arches to support the road deck on the bridge's downstream side. (Wade ...

Opened in 2013, the Bay Bridge's new eastern span cost $6.4 billion, and its failures are attracting the ire of the region's taxpayers, legal experts, and those interested in driving over a piece ...

A city inspection in July rated the bridge in critical condition and pictures in the report show rusted-through steel supports, cracked concrete abutments, missing steel components and exposed ...

Restore. Renew. Reopen. Resume. Those words came to mind in a happy tumble as you walked across the Manhattan Bridge yesterday morning, 19 years after an engineer took a hammer to a patch of rust o… ...

This is an awesome new bridge that we are excited to have in our inventory." Question: Just recently flew from AVL to New Orleans with a connection through CLT.

Bay Bridge rust threat action needed immediately, panel says. Skip to content. All Sections. Subscribe Now. 60°F. Thursday, April 17th 2025 Today's e-Edition. Home Page. News. News; ...

Editor’s note: We received two questions about U.S. 190: one about the bridge over the Mississippi and another about guardrail replacement west of La. 1. For both questions, we went ...