SB I-75 reopens after semi crash, âlargeâ fuel spill
Semi crash, âlargeâ fuel spill closes SB I-75 near I-74 By Jennifer Edwards Baker | February 2, 2021 at 6:05 AM EST - Updated February 2 at 9:33 AM
CINCINNATI (FOX19) - Southbound Interstate 75 is open again after a crash and fuel spill blocked all lanes between Mitchell Avenue and I-74 for most of the morning commute Tuesday.
The crash was reported about 5:30 a.m., causing lengthy delays until the highway reopened shortly before 9:30 a.m.
Still seeing long delays with semi crash, fuel spill still blocking all lanes SB I-75 between Mitchell Ave and I-74https://t.co/cU73d2ZPaJpic.twitter.com/Gm53mANlDjâ FOX19 NOW (@FOX19) February 2, 2021
Regional Police say they’re waiting for autopsy results after a 42-year-old man found injured on a Dominion sidewalk yesterday morning died.
Police say they got the call to Mitchell Avenue at around 8:30.
They say the man was pronounced dead a short time later after paramedics arrived.
Police say the cause of the man’s death is undetermined until autopsy results are released.
There was a heavy police presence is the area yesterday with a house across from the Sandbar Restaurant and Lounge cordoned off with police tape. Currently On-Air:
Tributes paid to gregarious Coventry engineer who built cars for the film stars
Earlsdon resident Kenneth Trewhella was a well known face in Coventry
Tributes have been paid to an Earlsdon man known for his extensive work in the community.
Few can say they are a well known face in the rugby, horticultural and engineering world, but Kenneth Trewhella was.
Born on November 14 1924 in Cornwall, Mr Trewhella came to study at Coventry Technical College where he excelled in engineering.
This was a route to his national service in REME (Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers) at Arborfield Army Technical School.
That same enthusiasm, that brought him to Coventry, the heart of the world s automotive industry, took him across the world to work on neo-classical cars being made for film stars in California.
Gun violence in Jackson: 14-year-old among two shot to death; another teen injured Justin Vicory, Mississippi Clarion Ledger
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A 14-year-old was among two people killed in a shooting in Jackson Saturday that also left another teen injured.
The shooting took place at the intersection of West Street and Mitchell Avenue at about 5 p.m., Jackson police said.
Sam Brown, Jackson Police Department spokesman, on Sunday identified the two killed as Marlin Thompson, 14, and Carlos Stewart, 18. One individual was shot in the head and the other in the neck area while they were in a vehicle reported stolen earlier that morning, JPD had previously said.