Dog rescued after running in traffic on I-95 in Philadelphia
The Friday morning rush hour on I-95 was a dangerous time for this dog to be running around, but drivers slowed down to avoid hitting them.
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The Friday morning rush hour on I-95 was a dangerous time for this dog to be running around, but drivers slowed down to avoid hitting them.
Pennsylvania state troopers corralled the dog after he was weaving between cars during the morning rush Friday.
A bridge repair scheduled for next week will lead to northbound lane closures on I-95 in South Philadelphia, PennDOT said Thursday.
A temporary fix is in place, but crews will work overnight to repair a section of I-95 in Philadelphia after debris fell, Wakisha Bailey reports.
Expect a slow go the next couple of days on Interstate 95 in South Philadelphia.
Lanes will be closed on the southbound side one mile north of the Walt Whitman/I-76 interchange at Tasker Street starting Wednesday night through Friday from 7 p.m. to 5 a.m.
Two southbound lanes of I-95 are shut down at Front Street after a cover plate came off Wednesday, according to PennDOT officials.
Traffic is flowing on the temporary lanes I-95, but money isn't flowing into local businesses following the collapse of that roadway.
I-95 was closed in Wilmington in the area of Harvey Road near the Pennsylvania/Delaware state line Sunday morning due to police activity. It has since been reopened, according to Delaware State Police.
It's been nearly a month since the I-95 bridge collapse, and some businesses are encouraged for summer after the temporary roadway reopened.
All northbound lanes of I-95 near Highland Avenue are reopened after closed due to police activity.
The U.S. Small Business Administration may give low-interest loans to shops hurt by the I-95 collapse and its impact on traffic.
The I-95 collapse remains under investigation as the National Transporation Safety Board releases preliminary details of what happened.
Temporary lanes opened for traffic last Friday, 12 days after the collapse happened in Northeast Philadelphia.
Monday was the first Monday commute where the new section of I-95 will be put to use. Wakisha Bailey was live along I-95 to see how things were looking.
Monday was the first commute since the stretch of Interstate 95 reopened last week.
It has been just two weeks since Philadelphia was rocked by the collapse of I-95, but hard work by first responders and construction workers got the city back on track.
Businesses in the area of Northeast Philly are thankful to see more people coming through the door following the opening of the temporary lanes on I-95.
Traffic is now moving freely on I-95 after the temporary lanes over the collapsed area opened earlier Friday. Marcella Baietto shares how with the new fix, bars and restaurants are seeing business pick back up.
It was a massive undertaking with crews working around the clock. The road re-opened at noon Friday after an effort by federal, state, and city leaders. Siafa Lewis reports on developments.
A reminder: This is still an active work zone. Now for 12 days, drivers were forced to take side roads and other routes to get around the closure. Matt Petrillo caught up with some residents who are happy to see less congestion in their neighborhood.
In Friday night's Digital Brief, I-95 reopens with temporary lanes, Cabrini University closes in 2024, another bear is spotted in Bucks County and more. Jessica Kartalija reports.
CBS News Philadelphia caught up with business owners about how they're feeling with the area now back open. There is a lot of excitement in the air as we head toward the temporary bridge. Matt Petrillo reports.
It only took 12 days to rebuild the road, a massive undertaking, completed ahead of schedule. PennDOT made sure they stressed Friday that all the materials used in the build have been tested and everyone should feel safe going over the bridge. Dan Snyder reports on developments.
I-95 near Cottman Avenue is back open to traffic less than two weeks after a deadly collapse. Here's what traffic looked like.
