WBUR Newsroom Election 2008 CommonHealth Blog Boston Weather BBC World News NPR Top Stories NPR's Morning Edition NPR Topics: Books NPR Topics: Movies Fresh Air All Things Considered Marketplace Submit a Story Idea RSS Feeds Podcasts Big Dig Investigations By Monica Brady-Myerov Listen to story (Real Audio) Boston, MA. - July 25, 2006 - There are more problems with bolts holding up ceiling panels in a big dig tunnel. Officials have closed one westbound lane of the Ted Williams tunnel after finding three loose bolts. A special temporary support is being put in place. Officials say it could take several days to reach a permanent fix. Meantime, more than a half-dozen investigations into the fatal ceiling panel collapse earlier this month continue. And some state lawmakers say they might introduce a bill as early as today, to create an emergency review board to look into the big dig. The panel would investigate as the proposal says "unsafe and corrupt practices on the Central Artery Project" but, as Monica Brady-Myerov reports, not everyone supports the call for another inquiry. Click the listen link above to hear her report. News in Photos See a visual round-up of today's news from around the country and the world.    From The WBUR Newsroom Connecticut's High Court OKs Gay Marriage in Ruling BOSTON (October 10, 2008) Connecticut has become the third state where gay marriage is legal, following the lead of Massachusetts and California. Confident Rays Prepare to Take on Red Sox in ALCS ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (October 10, 2008) The best-of-seven ALCS begins tonight. Sox v Rays: Florida POV BOSTON (October 10, 2008) We talk with a Florida sports columnist about the history of bad blood between the Red Sox and the Tampa Rays in advance of their first game for the American League pennant. Mass. Home Sales Flatline BOSTON (October 10, 2008) We deliver an update on the Massachusetts housing market, where sales have flatlined as buyers get picky and sellers hold back.