Woman killed, 2 others hurt in wrong-way crash on I-65 in NW Indiana
Indiana State Police said a silver 2022 Toyota was heading southbound in the northbound lanes of I-65 and hit a black 2016 Ford head-on just before 2 a.m. on Saturday.
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Indiana State Police said a silver 2022 Toyota was heading southbound in the northbound lanes of I-65 and hit a black 2016 Ford head-on just before 2 a.m. on Saturday.
An Amazon truck rolled over on an entrance ramp to Interstate 65 in Crown Point, Indiana, on Sunday morning.
Lanes reopened on northbound I-65 in Northwest Indiana after a crash involving a U.S. mail trailer on Thursday morning.
Lanes reopened on northbound I-65 in Northwest Indiana after a crash involving a U.S. mail trailer on Thursday morning.
Indiana State Police said a semi-trailer truck caught fire on I-65 near the Lowell Exit on Saturday morning, blocking all northbound lanes.
Indiana State Police said the truck overturned about two miles south of the Lowell exit, ending up in a field off the expressway.
Just before 9:30 a.m., a cleanup crew was working on I-65 near Crown Point. While working along the ramp from U.S. 231 to southbound I-65, they found the body lying in the ditch.
Northbound traffic was backed up all the way to U.S. 30 following the crash.
Multiple vehicles were involved in the crash.
Traffic was closed in both directions for a time after the shooting, but reopened by 8 p.m.
The victim was taken to Indianapolis in a medical transport helicopter, and his injuries are considered life-threatening.
Traffic was being diverted late Wednesday. Indiana State Police warned drivers to avoid the area.
Indiana State Police said a tanker truck with a hazmat placard rolled over after crashing near Crown Point.
Mail might be delayed for lots of people after a crash in Northwest Indiana. A semi-truck crashed on Interstate 65 near Crown Point, spilling 40,000 pounds of U.S. Mail.
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State Troopers say the driver refused to pull over for a traffic stop and headed northbound on I-65 from the Lowell exit.
All northbound lanes of I-65 in northwest Indiana have reopened, after a crash involving a semi truck in Jasper County.
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