|
Posted: 2:43 PM Oct 22, 2009
Pieces of collapsed I-35W bridge returned to Minnesota
The twisted pieces just returned from Washington, where they were part of the National Transportation Safety Board's investigation.
Reporter: WEAU 13 News Staff Email Address: news@weau.com |
|
Font Size:
Pieces of steel from the collapsed 35-W bridge have returned to Minnesota.
The DOT is storing the steel in a new 5,000 square-foot warehouse it built in Oakdale, about 15 miles east of Minneapolis.
The twisted pieces just returned from Washington, where they were part of the National Transportation Safety Board's investigation into the bridge collapse. Larger pieces are being stored outside near the river.
The DOT is required to keep the pieces until all of the lawsuits over the collapse are settled.
More Stories
WEAU.com most popular
- Semi, car crash in Hallie Friday morning
- Wisconsin to use part of mortgage settlement for budget
- Catholic Institutions required to offer free birth control
- Assignment 13: Could Wisconsin interstates become tollways?
- UPDATE: GOP Senate leader says 3 recalls will proceed
- NEW INFORMATION: Hundreds pay tribute to 3 teens killed in crash
- Evers upset with Walker over education bill
- Democrats say GOP recall challenges won't stand
- Wisconsin's budget condition worsens
- Obama: Birth control policy meets everyone's needs
- Catholic Institutions required to offer free birth control
97 Comments - Wisconsin's budget condition worsens
67 Comments - Democrats say GOP recall challenges won't stand
62 Comments - Wisconsin to use part of mortgage settlement for budget
56 Comments - Obama: Birth control policy meets everyone's needs
52 Comments - Source says Obama will free 10 states from No Child Left Behind law
47 Comments
wi jobs
