Traffic is back flowing in both directions of Philadelphia's I-95, 12 days after a deadly tanker fire and collapse forced the closure of one of the East Coast's most well-traveled highways.
Why it matters: The "eyes of the nation" have been on Pennsylvania since the collapse, Gov. Josh Shapiro said at a news conference Friday, calling the moment one of "civic pride" for everyone involved after initial estimates projected the busy corridor would be closed for months.
