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20-05-2025
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2 injured in crash on I-95 in Martin County involving motorcycle, SUV
MARTIN COUNTY — A crash on Interstate 95 in the early morning of May 18 in the area of Hobe Sound resulted in a person in critical condition and a person with non-life threatening injuries, according to Florida Highway Patrol officials. A 25-year-old Lake Worth Beach man was driving a 2025 Suzuki GSX-R motorcycle southbound on I-95 when he rear-ended a 33-year-old Lake Worth Beach woman in a 2016 Honda CRV, according to FHP spokesperson Indiana Miranda. The man was projected into the back window of the Honda CRV after impact. Martin County: Crash on I-95 results in 2 fatalities, 1 person with serious injuries Stuart: At least 7 vehicles 'heavily damaged' in fire behind Wallace Volvo Cars The Honda CRV swerved across the southbound lanes and onto the right grass shoulder. The Honda CRV then went back across the southbound lanes and came to final rest in the inside lane, according to the crash report. The woman was transported to a local hospital with minor injuries and the man was air-lifted with critical life-threatening injuries, according to the report. Olivia Franklin is a breaking news reporter for TCPalm. Follow Olivia on X @Livvvvv_5 or reach her by phone at 317-627-8048. E-mail her at This article originally appeared on Treasure Coast Newspapers: 2 injured in crash on Interstate 95 involving motorcycle, SUV
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20-05-2025
- Automotive
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At least 7 vehicles 'heavily damaged' in fire behind Wallace Volvo Cars in Stuart
STUART — A multi-car fire at the Wallace Volvo Cars dealership in Stuart May 15 resulted in damage to at least seven cars, according to fire rescue officials. No one was injured. The fire started behind the dealership, in the 2600 block of Southeast Federal Highway, in a lot where employees park and where new inventory arrives. One of the cars belonged to Aaron Amador, a sales consultant at Wallace Volvo. He said his Toyota 4Runner was parked in the lot and a technician at the dealership had also parked in the lot. Amador said the backseat of one of the cars was smoking and when the door of the car was opened, air rushed in and the fire spread to the car next to it. "By the time they ran in to tell us that there was a fire, I grabbed my keys to move my car and it was already on fire," Amador said. The fire was determined to be accidental, not a crime, according to Stuart Police spokesperson Lt. Brian Bossio. The seven cars that burned in the fire had heavy fire damage and two vehicles nearby had minor damage, according to Stuart Fire Rescue Operations Chief Jonathan Huneycutt. Martin County: Fire Rescue uses new app to help in caring for patients Martin County: Pursuit of stolen $2.5 million yacht: Here's what we know Stuart Fire Rescue got the call about the fire at 5:15 p.m. and the first unit was at the fire at 5:20 p.m. Stuart Police also responded. Huneycutt said when fire rescue crews arrived, they surrounded the blaze and worked to protect other nearby vehicles from the flames. He said crews had the fire under control in 20 minutes. The State Fire Marshal has been notified to investigate, Huneycutt said. Olivia Franklin is a breaking news reporter for TCPalm. Follow Olivia on X @Livvvvv_5 or reach her by phone at 317-627-8048. E-mail her at This article originally appeared on Treasure Coast Newspapers: Fire erupts outside Wallace Volvo Cars in Stuart; 9 vehicles damaged
