Small plane lands on I-355 near Bolingbrook
The plane came out of nowhere and just pulled up next to traffic.
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The plane came out of nowhere and just pulled up next to traffic.
The boy was on the sidewalk when he was shot in the abdomen and under the right arm, police said.
The crash has caused a hazardous materials response, and drivers who normally use I-94 are advised to seek alternate routes.
The left lane of the southbound Tri-State was closed at the scene for an investigation.
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The boy was taken to Mount Sinai Hospital in an unknown condition.
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The driver escaped with only minor injuries.
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The 314 U.S. military personnel onboard were heading from Topeka, Kansas to Poland. We are told the soldiers were part of the 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team.
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Ramp personnel were examining the plane at the airport – including the leading edges of the port side wing and also the nose.
Near the Dan Ryan and 63rd Street, multiple cars spun out, leading to crashes. No injuries have been reported, but cars have been damaged as traffic is building.