Detroit woman ejected from vehicle in Interstate 94 crash, police say
A 27-year-old Detroit woman is in the hospital after allegedly getting ejected from the car she was driving Sunday morning.
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A 27-year-old Detroit woman is in the hospital after allegedly getting ejected from the car she was driving Sunday morning.
A woman was hospitalized after she was shot while driving on Interstate 94 early Thursday morning in Detroit.
Troopers were investigating an abandoned vehicle blocking a lane when the 47-year-old driver of a Ford Fusion crashed into the patrol car's rear driver's side.
Michigan State Police say the crash happened around 1:40 a.m. Sunday on northbound I-275 near I-94.
A total of 14 cars or other passenger vehicles and three semi-trailer trucks were involved, Michigan State Police said.
Fire crews extricated a person from a passenger vehicle who was seriously injured.
The three troopers were taken to an area hospital and later released after being treated for minor injuries.
When troopers arrived, they found an excavator on its side leaking fuel and hydraulic fluid on the roadway, but could not locate the semi.
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A 19-year-old died early Thursday after losing control and crashing his car into a tree on the Lodge Freeway in Detroit, police said.
According to the Michigan Department of Transportation, one of the semi-trucks caught on fire and another lost its load.
An emergency medical services vehicle rolled over after sideswiping another vehicle on a Detroit freeway ramp Tuesday, state police said.
A 26-year-old Detroit woman rolled her vehicle after falling asleep while driving on I-94 Friday morning, police said.
A driver was found dead inside a vehicle on an I-94 exit ramp in Van Buren Township early Friday. State police say no evidence of foul play was found.
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Police say no one was injured, but the freeway is closed pending clean-up. Drivers are urged to avoid the area.
The Michigan Department of Transportation announced crews will make pavement repairs on I-94 again after a reckless driver went through fresh concrete to avoid traffic.
A Dearborn Heights man, 49, was killed after a tire flew off another vehicle and hit his car Tuesday afternoon.
One of the men touched the occupant, thinking he was dead. But he was alive.
A portion of I-94 in Detroit will be closed this weekend as crews move on to the next phase of work on the Cass Avenue bridge replacement project.
Two people were hurt after a 92-year-old man attempted to make a U-turn on Interstate 94 in Washtenaw County.
A 29-year-old Rockwood man has been arrested in connection to allegedly hitting and strangling his girlfriend at a rest area on I-94 Tuesday morning.
The Warren Police Department says an officer shot a suspect on I-94 near Woodward Avenue following a police chase Thursday afternoon.
The Michigan Department of Transportation announced that there will be lane closures on I-94 in Macomb County starting Wednesday so crews can complete pavement overlay work.
Crews with the Michigan Department of Transportation will close a portion of I-94 in Detroit this weekend to complete bridge demolition work.
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