Pioneer Press Newspaper, I-35W Bridge Collapse Headline

This item is a newspaper from the Pioneer Press, printed on white newsprint paper. The front page features a dramatic headline, "I HEARD IT CRACK," in large, bold, black capital letters, referring to the I-35W bridge collapse. A large, vivid color photograph dominates the lower portion of the page, depicting the collapsed bridge with vehicles precariously positioned among the debris. Several columns of text with smaller headlines like "Collapse," "Questions," "Terror," and "Miracles" are positioned on the left side, covering various aspects of the event. The bottom of the page includes a smaller headline reading "TWINS LOSE 5-3, CANCEL TODAY'S GAME." The newspaper is folded horizontally and exhibits some creasing, particularly near the fold line. The edges show minor wear and a slight yellowing consistent with age and handling. No distinct manufacturing marks or stamps other than the newspaper's masthead, "PIONEER PRESS," and website, "TwinCities.com," are visible on the front page. The newspaper likely dates to August 2007, given the topic of the I-35W bridge collapse, which occurred on August 1, 2007. The condition appears fair, reflecting normal wear for a newsprint item of this age that has been stored without specialized preservation. The quality of the print seems standard for a daily newspaper.