Two vehicles collided in a t-bone style crash on Hwy. 56 at 280th Street in Randolph. According to a spokesman at the Regional Traffic Management Center says a trooper on the scene says all parties involved are expected to survive. North Air Care is landing on the road.
On a less violent note, look for a MnDOT First Unit stopped in the left lane of northbound 35E at University Avenue to pickup some debris on the freeway.
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