A car traveling the wrong way in the left lane was struck by at least one other vehicle on Interstate 94 Friday night, causing a multi-vehicle crash and leading to a brief closure of the freeway’s westbound lanes.
I-94 westbound had been closed from Minneapolis to Brooklyn Center until 10 p.m., causing a standstill that stretched for several miles.
Details about the crash, including the number of vehicles and injuries involved, were not available.
Check back with StarTribune.com for more on this developing story.
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