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Fatal crash closes portion of I-480 near Hudson

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Cleveland

HUDSON, Ohio — A fatal rollover crash early Thursday morning closed a section of Interstate 480 in Summit County, according to Hudson police. The Ohio Department of Transportation’s OHGO website showed that all lanes on I-480 east beyond the Ohio 91/Darrow Road exit were closed at 5:30 a.m. There were no indications on when the highway would reopen. No details on the crash had been released ...

HUDSON, Ohio — A fatal rollover crash early Thursday morning closed a section of Interstate 480 in Summit County, according to Hudson police.

The Ohio Department of Transportation’s OHGO website showed that all lanes on I-480 east beyond the Ohio 91/Darrow Road exit were closed at 5:30 a.m. There were no indications on when the highway would reopen.

No details on the crash had been released early Thursday. The police department was urging drivers to take alternative routes.

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