Michigan State Police have shut down a portion of an Interstate near Grand Rapids following a pileup involving at least 50 vehicles during whiteout conditions Saturday, according to authorities.
Michigan State Police have shut down a portion of an interstate near Grand Rapids following a pileup involving at least 50 vehicles during whiteout conditions, authorities said Saturday.pictures from the scene at 4:10 p.m., saying possibly 50-100 vehicles were involved in a pileup along eastbound Interstate 96 in Ionia County. Authorities have since shut down the interstate in both directions"for an indefinite period." Drivers have been asked to avoid the area.
Update: expect closure of eastbound I 96 near grand River in Portland, Ionia county to be closed for an indefinite period due to a large vehicle crash.
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