Capitol Comeback
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Workers have begun repairs at the state Capitol, which was damaged last month when a man drove an 18-wheel truck into the south entrance of the building. The man died in the crash. Most of the work is being done at night, so as not to disturb either tourists or the senators working one floor above. Officials say repairs probably won’t be completed until next year.
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