Erin hi there and good morning. I m erin fehlau. Sean i m sean mcdonald. Yesterday was a beautiful fall day. Today, more of the same. Kevin it is a colder start. Out there today. With a much lighter wind than anything we had out there yesterday afternoon. Temperatures will only be in the 40 s to near 50 degrees in the that is pretty close to where we should be this time of the year. For now, it is in the upper teens up north, mid20 s in southern areas, much more on your forecast. Let s take a look at your morning ride. We re joined live by 95. 7 wzid s deb davidson. Good morning. Work taken place that was taking place during the overnight hours on the spaulding turnpike. 93 is moving well in both directions through the state with no major problems, as are all major roads in the state of New Hampshire. We are getting busy through the mill yard. We are still up to speed. Commuting through boston, 93 south is seeing some delays. This report is being brought to you by minuteman health. Aff
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Conditions worsen inside Penobscot building in downtown Detroit
Building conditions are fast deteriorating inside a landmark 1928 skyscraper in downtown Detroit that has been racking up scores of blight violations in recent years.
The 47-floor Penobscot building, 657 Griswold St., visible for miles at night with its glowing rooftop orb, has been without running water since late January and lost power for three days last week, disrupting some virtual proceedings for Wayne County Circuit Court, which houses computer servers in the building.
Tenants say the Penobscot s elevators are regularly breaking down, and on Monday, when frigid outside temperatures were in the teens, the entrance lobby lacked heat, and toilets throughout the building were backed up and nearly overflowing with excrement.