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Crashes Across Four States Leave Several Injured

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Crashes Across Four States Leave Several Injured

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Separate crashes in North Carolina, Missouri, Texas and Nebraska left people hospitalized. Near Charlotte Douglas International Airport, one person was seriously injured in a Saturday morning crash on I-485; police have not said what caused it. A two-semitruck crash on westbound I-270 in north St. Louis County early Friday trapped a person beneath a trailer for about an hour before crews freed them and airlifted them to a hospital; the highway has reopened. In northwest Harris County, one person was hospitalized after a crash involving an ICE agent, and their condition was unknown. Two Omaha reports described a late-Wednesday crash near Martha Street, but differed on whether it occurred on I-80 or an I-480 entrance ramp; one reported a serious injury, while the other said one person was injured.

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A critical crash closed Scott Boulevard near West Gillespie Bridge Road in Columbia, while a crash investigation temporarily shut the northbound Sprain Brook Parkway in Greenburgh; the parkway has since reopened, but officials had not announced when Scott Boulevard would reopen. Separately, new managed lanes opened on the Van Wyck Expressway, and Clark Lane at Hanover Boulevard in Columbia was expected to reopen after a two-month closure for roundabout construction.

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