Interstate 95 Collapse News Today

A section of Interstate 95 damaged earlier this year in a fiery crash now has structural steel in place to support its outer edges. Transportation leaders say a permanent fix

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro sat down with WGAL for an exclusive interview to talk about state politics, his time in office thus far, and other issues.

Small businesses and nonprofit organizations financially impacted by the I-95 collapse in Philadelphia will be able to receive in-person help.

Crews are hard at work at the I-95 collapse site currently in the process of filling in that gap so that a temporary roadway can be constructed.

As drivers get off of Interstate 95 in Philadelphia's Tacony section they are pointed through a maze of cones, traffic signs and detours.

Transportation officials are expected to unveil a reconstruction plan for the collapsed section of I-95 in Philadelphia.

As we grapple with the aftermath of the Interstate 95 collapse in Philadelphia, local engineers are dissecting this incident from every angle.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg promised to help repair I-95 in Philadelphia as quickly as possible.

Multiple agencies are responding to address the impacts to Philadelphia residents in the area and travelers affected by the I-95 closure.

A tanker fire underneath Interstate 95 northbound in Philadelphia has caused part of the highway to collapse.