Deadly crash on I-96 near Grand Rapids
It happened in the westbound lanes of the highway near 3 Mile Road in Grand Rapids Township.
Michigan State Police did not immediately release any information about the fatality or what led up to the crash.
Inside woodtv.com: Live traffic conditions
Westbound I-96 was shut down at Leonard Street. Traffic was backed up at least to the East Beltline. Drivers were urged to avoid the area.
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