SUMMARY: Starting Sunday night at 10 p.m., nightly closures on I-95 from Emerson Street to Atlantic Boulevard will occur until March 11, reopening at 6 a.m. These closures are necessary for the removal and relocation of overhead signs as part of a larger $247 million project aimed at widening I-95 and improving infrastructure. The project includes adding lanes, raising the highway profile, replacing bridges, and resurfacing Emerson Street. Detours are established for both westbound and eastbound drivers. With the time change, drivers are encouraged to remain vigilant due to potential darker conditions during commutes.

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SUMMARY: The Tristin Murphy Act, introduced during Florida’s 60-day legislative session, seeks to address the treatment of mentally ill individuals within the criminal justice system. Tristin Murphy, a schizophrenic who died by suicide in prison after being charged with littering, became a symbol for necessary reform. His mother, Cindy Murphy, has advocated for change to prevent similar tragedies. The bill aims to provide alternatives to incarceration and improve mental health treatment. Powerful testimonies highlighted the systemic issues affecting countless families. With unanimous support in the Senate Criminal Justice Committee, the bill now advances to the Senate Appropriations Committee for further consideration.

This week Florida legislators convened their annual 60-day session and one of the very first bills they took up was Senate Bill 168 – the Tristin Murphy Act. It is a major development in the aftermath of our CBS News Miami documentary “Warehoused: The Life and Death of Tristin Murphy.”

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SUMMARY: Russian special forces infiltrated a gas pipeline to launch a surprise attack on Ukrainian units in the Kursk region as part of Moscow’s effort to reclaim territory lost during Ukraine’s significant cross-border incursion in August. This offensive saw Ukraine capture 1,000 square kilometers, including the strategic town of Sudzha, and take hundreds of Russian prisoners. Despite initial successes, Ukrainian forces have faced relentless assaults from around 50,000 Russian troops. Reports indicate that some Russian operatives utilized the pipeline to approach Sudzha, but Ukrainian forces quickly detected and countered their advances, resulting in high Russian casualties.

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