Deadly crash shuts down outbound Eisenhower Expressway in Chicago's west suburbs

Parts of Eisenhower Expressway closed for deadly crash

Parts of the Eisenhower Expressway in Chicago's western suburbs were closed early Sunday morning because of a deadly multi-vehicle crash.

Illinois State Police said troopers responded at 2:53 a.m. for a two-vehicle crash involving a Jeep and a Saturn on the outbound Eisenhower at Home Avenue. Home Avenue runs halfway between Harlem and Oak Park avenues — the equivalent of Chicago's Sayre Avenue.

One occupant was ejected from one of the vehicles and died, state police said. A second occupant was also hospitalized in an unspecified condition.

A body was spotted at the scene, along with multiple damaged cars.

Following the crash, the outbound Eisenhower was closed between Harlem and Central avenues, a stretch of two miles. 

The crash remained under investigation Sunday morning.

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