Interstate 77 reopens after W.Va. gas inferno

Interstate 77 has reopened in both directions in West Virginia after crews worked through the night to repair damage from a massive natural gas line explosion and fire. Tuesday’s inferno destroyed four homes and damaged others. It melted guardrails and left a huge swath of the interstate in Sissonville impassible. Nobody was killed, but several people were treated for smoke inhalation. The interstate was reopened to traffic in both directions early Wednesday. A roughly 800-foot section in both directions was baked by the heat.