I-95 collapse one week later: Businesses still being impacted as repairs continue
Bars and restaurants in the area are trying to make ends meet as traffic issues continue to impact their business.
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Bars and restaurants in the area are trying to make ends meet as traffic issues continue to impact their business.
Pa. Governor Josh Shapiro says the highway will be back open in about two weeks.
Bars and restaurants in the area are trying to make ends meet as traffic issues continue to impact their business.
Gov. Josh Shapiro said Saturday a temporary roadway will be ready within two weeks.
Renderings from PennDOT show how the temporary repairs to the collapsed I-95 overpass will look.
The roadway over the collapsed part of I-95 will reopen within 2 weeks, the first time a timeline has been given.
Some businesses are reporting a major drop in sales since the collapse crippled traffic around our area. And now, many people are calling the Governor's new timeline to get 95 back open -- encouraging. Ryan Hughes reports.
Biden is in town for a campaign rally - but he'll also fly over the I-95 collapse construction site.
Work continues on I-95 in Tacony. With the demolition complete, crews began construction of a temporary roadway and on Saturday, President Biden will tour the site. Siafa Lewis reports.
On Thursday, the council unanimously passed a resolution calling for public hearings to explore the idea.
It's the end of the first work week of detours and road closures from the I-95 collapse. Some drivers are now spending more money on their commute sending them to New Jersey to navigate around the closed area. Ryan Hughes reports.
Life in Northeast Philadelphia has been severely impacted by the I-95 collapse and now city council is considering the idea of a subway line that would extend up the Roosevelt Boulevard into the Northeast. Liz Crawford reports.
Ross DiMattei reports from State Road in Northeast Philadelphia.
Chopper 3 was over a caravan of trucks Thursday headed towards the construction site in Tacony and carrying a rock-like material that will be critical to building a new temporary bridge.
Progress continues in the northeast as crews work around the clock to rebuild I-95 following Sunday's fatal fire and collapse. Alicia Roberts reports.
Many have been hit hard by road closures around the I-95 collapse site. Dan Snyder shows us how city officials are working to help.
The rebuilding of I-95 in Tacony is making progress. It's slow going for drivers as they are diverted off the northbound lanes of the highway. Matt Petrillo reports.
This week, our region has been dealing with the aftermath of the I-95 collapse, NEXT Weather Alert Days as the Philadelphia region's air quality improved after the Canadian wildfires, and Jessica Kartalija, Ukee Washington, and Bill Kelly reminisce childhood memories about sprinklers.
This week, our region has been dealing with the aftermath of the I-95 collapse, NEXT Weather Alert Days as the Philadelphia region's air quality improved after the Canadian wildfires, and Jessica Kartalija, Ukee Washington, and Bill Kelly reminisce childhood memories about sprinklers.
A CBS News investigation found over the last 10 years, the number of big rig accidents involving hazardous materials has increased by 155%.
The first truckloads of a recycled glass material being used to backfill the collapsed portion of I-95 are now out on the roadway ready for use.
The material is about 85% lighter than glass and will be laid down in the gap where I-95 collapsed to create a temporary roadway.
While there is no definite estimate as to when the temporary lanes will be ready in Philadelphia, crews will continue to work around the clock to get it reopened.
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro says the gap near Cottman Avenue will be filled with a specially engineered recycled glass foam aggregate.
Pennsylvania leaders announced their plan for the I-95 repair efforts Wednesday.
