Bridges

I like to be in COMPLETE control of my vehicle when I cross a bridge. Duh. But that doesn't exactly happen when you cross Kentucky's Irving Cobb Bridge.

Kentucky's 'Singing Bridge'--part of a busy travel route in the Commonwealth's capitol of Frankfort--has been 'silenced' due to deterioration. The bridge will be closed indefinitely.

I'm not sure what is at the heart of an intense fear of bridges, but I'm guessing height has a lot to do with it.

The iconic shooting location of a classic film finds itself in the center of the solar eclipse's path of totality.

Even if you're not sure if you'll need it, you should open a RiverLink account if you plan a trip to Louisville. You could be avoiding hassles down the road.

I bet you can find well-known movie locations in every one of the 50 states.

Kentucky's tallest bridge won't be Kentucky's tallest bridge much longer. So I hope it enjoys the title while it has it.

This old Kentucky bridge is reportedly haunted by a girl who "pushes" vehicles across it.

It used to be known as being the only bridge on Route 66 that featured a curve. Now, this Missouri bridge known as Devil's Curve has been left behind by time although life continues to cross it to this day.

If you don't mind being a little daring, there's a hike you can do in Illinois that will take you across one of the most scenic structures in the state. It's a 90 foot stone bridge and there are no railings to hold onto.