I-95 in Philadelphia to Reopen in Just Two Weeks, Governor Says

President Biden has pledged to move "heaven and earth" to reopen the collapsed I-95 in Philadelphia, which is critical to the Northeast Corridor's economy and quality of life. Governor Josh Shapiro has announced that the highway will be reopened within the next two weeks, thanks to the extraordinary work being done. The plan involves trucking in 2,000 tons of lightweight glass nuggets for the quick rebuilding, with crews working around the clock until the interstate is open to traffic. Biden described the design as "incredibly innovative" to get the work done in record time.