The State Patrol shut down I-94 eastbound in the Twin Cities for two hours after reports of a man threatening to jump from an overpass. Kare 11 reports police spoke with the man and took him into custody.
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The ramps from eastbound I-94 to Huron Boulevard in St. Paul and 6th Street in downtown Minneapolis to eastbound I-94 will starting tonight.
KARE 11 reports a motorist was shot to death by a Golden Valley police officer Thursday after a traffic stop on I-394. The incident shutdown the interstate in both directions for nearly six hours.
The State Patrol closed down Interstate 94 after at least four semi trucks slid on the icy road, causing traffic backups for miles. The Forum reports at least 100 motorists were temporarily stranded by the interstate closure.
A cop's creative thinking and a convoy of 18-wheelers helped save a man threatening to throw himself from a bridge on I-94 in Minneapolis on Monday. State Trooper Carl Hoffman called in the rigs to line up below the man in hopes of saving him if he jumped.
Authorities say the driver lost control of his vehicle on the ramp from southbound 280 to I-94 in St. Paul early this morning. The driver of the vehicle then fled the scene on foot, leaving the car behind.
