A Nov. 1 fire damaged the span nicknamed the Big Mac bridge for its yellow arches — the easternmost of five bridges that carry vehicle traffic over the Ohio River near downtown Cincinnati.

The Big Mac is back! The closure of what's formally known as the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge by a massive Nov. 1 fire became a bit of a meme in Cincinnati. The bridge's reopening is no different.

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Three weeks ago, transportation officials shut down the southbound lanes of the Big Mac Bridge ... the Big Mac's southern lanes. While there's been no official word from the Cincinnati Fire ...

According to court documents, the fire caused $11 million in damage to the bridge and road and another $2 million in damage to Cincinnati property, making it one of the most expensive arson fires ...

Newport currently helps pay $9,000 monthly using privately donated funds to rent support shorings on one of the bridge's trusses. That part of the structure requires $400,000 in permanent repairs ...

Crews completed repairs weeks early on the southbound side of the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge, which carries Interstate 471 over the Ohio River between Cincinnati and Newport, Ky., allowing the highway ...

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The John A. Roebling Suspension Bridge is an iconic Cincinnati feature, spanning 1,075 feet across the Ohio River. It was the longest bridge in the world when it was built in 1867 and utilized new ...

UPDATE: Lanes have reopened on the Brent Spence Bridge following an earlier crash in downtown Cincinnati, according to the Ohio Department of Transportation. Lanes are blocked on the Brent Spence ...