A deadly crash on I-65 South at Old Hickory Boulevard in Brentwood has closed all southbound lanes for an extended period, causing major traffic delays; drivers are urged to use Franklin Pike or other alternate routes while authorities investigate.
Indian officials have reversed the lenient bail terms set for a wealthy businessman's 17-year-old son accused of a fatal drunk driving accident, sending him to a juvenile detention center until June 5. The teen is accused of killing two people while driving a Porsche at high speed without a license. The initial bail conditions, which included writing an essay and working with traffic police, sparked outrage, leading to the cancellation of his bail. The police have also arrested the teen's father and the owners of the bars where he was served alcohol, while the public and officials are calling for strict punishment and justice for the victims.
The westbound 10 Freeway in Los Angeles was closed following a fatal crash near Overland Avenue, resulting in one death and multiple injuries. The cause of the crash is under investigation, with reports suggesting a possible wrong-way driver. All westbound lanes will remain closed until further notice.
An 18-year-old woman, Rachel Nicole Berg, has been arrested for driving over 150 mph before rear-ending a motorcycle on a Mesa highway, resulting in the death of 46-year-old Michael Clark. Berg attempted CPR but Clark died at the scene, and data from the Corvette's airbag control module revealed the car was traveling at 155 mph five seconds before the crash. Berg has been booked on one count of reckless manslaughter.
Jamie Lee Komoroski, charged with homicide in a crash that killed a bride on her wedding night, has been released on bail after posting $150,000 bond. She will be on house arrest, wear an alcohol monitoring device, and only be allowed to leave her home for medical emergencies or court orders. The crash occurred in South Carolina in April 2023 when Komoroski, with a blood alcohol level three times the legal limit, rear-ended a golf cart carrying the newlyweds, killing the bride and injuring others.
A large portion of Southport Parkway in West Sacramento is closed as police investigate a deadly crash involving one vehicle. The road is closed between Lake Washington and Ramco, and details about the cause of the crash have not been released. Police have indicated that both directions of the road will remain closed for about another hour.
A driver in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, swerved off the road and ran into a group of bicyclists waiting at a traffic light, killing one and injuring another. The bicyclists were riding recumbent bikes and were struck on the sidewalk. The police are investigating the crash and seeking information from witnesses or drivers in the area.
Jules Tougna Tamen turned himself in to the Madison Police Department for a deadly hit-and-run on the Beltline, resulting in the death of Jaitaja Graham. Tougna Tamen was booked into Dane County Jail and faces a charge of hit-and-run resulting in death. The suspect's vehicle, a blue Lexus SUV, was found and linked to the incident.
All southbound lanes on Interstate 93 in Salem were closed for hours due to a deadly crash involving at least two vehicles, resulting in one fatality and serious injuries. The lanes were reopened after several hours, causing significant traffic congestion and backups on surface roads as cars were redirected. Few details about the crash have been released by the New Hampshire State Police.
A deadly crash shut down Interstate 93 South in Salem, leaving drivers, including WMUR managing editor Dave Sakowich, stuck for hours. State police eventually allowed drivers to drive the wrong way down the highway to escape the traffic. Sakowich witnessed the aftermath of the crash, with one car slamming into the median and debris scattered across the highway. Despite the seriousness of the situation, drivers remained patient and understanding.
One person has died after a car went over a hillside near the Squirrel Hill Tunnel in Pittsburgh. The incident occurred in the outbound lanes on the Parkway East, leading to traffic rerouting for nearly five hours. The cause of the crash is under investigation by the Pennsylvania State Police, and the identity of the deceased individual has not been released.
Ian Cramer, the son of U.S. Senator Kevin Cramer, appeared in court where a bond of $500,000 was set for charges including manslaughter, fleeing law enforcement, preventing arrest, and reckless endangerment. Cramer is accused of killing Mercer County Deputy Paul Martin in a vehicle pursuit. He had been exhibiting mental health issues and stole his mother's vehicle before crashing into a squad car. Law enforcement found drugs in Cramer's possession, and additional charges will be filed. The judge ordered a mental health evaluation and appointed a lawyer for Cramer, who works at a pizza restaurant. The funeral for Deputy Martin will be held on Wednesday.
Peter Simon, the driver accused of killing a Waltham police officer and a National Grid worker in a deadly crash before fleeing in a stolen cruiser, is expected to appear in court on Thursday. Simon is facing charges of manslaughter and armed robbery. The incident occurred when Simon attempted a U-turn and collided with an oncoming car. After hitting the officer and three National Grid crew members, Simon allegedly fled on foot, stole a police cruiser at knifepoint, and crashed again before being arrested. The identities of the victims have not been released.
Former WWE superstar Tamara Sytch, also known as "Sunny," is facing a maximum of 25 years in prison after pleading no contest to causing a deadly DUI crash in Ormond Beach in March 2022. Sytch was accused of being drunk, three times over the legal limit, and causing a chain-reaction crash that resulted in the death of a 75-year-old man. Defense attorneys argued that her alcoholism stemmed from traumatic relationships and her pro-wrestling career. She pleaded no contest to two felonies and six misdemeanor charges.
A woman has been taken into custody after a road rage incident turned deadly in the Bronx, New York. The 28-year-old woman was driving a red Honda Civic and intentionally drove the wrong way on Fox Street, crashing into a 23-year-old man on a moped. The man was rushed to the hospital but later died. The woman stayed on the scene and was taken to the hospital for minor injuries. Police are now treating the incident as a homicide investigation.