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All lanes of southbound Interstate 95 have reopened north of the Eastern Avenue exit after a six-vehicle crash Tuesday morning, according to a Maryland Transportation Authority Police spokesman. The crash was reported about 6 a.m., and as of 6:30 a.m., only the left lane was moving, but by 7:45 a.m., traffic had resumed its normal pattern, said the spokesman, Sgt. Jonathan Green. One person reported non-life-threatening injuries, but no one was taken to a hospital, he said.

Traffic backed up for miles Monday night on the southbound lanes of the Jones Falls Expressway after a sport utility vehicle went off the highway, slid down a 10-foot high snowy embankment and overturned near light rail tracks, according to police and fire officials. The accident occurred about 6:30 p.m. about a half mile south of Northern Parkway. Two people were injured and rushed to Sinai Hospital suffering what fire officials described as non-life threatening injuries. By 8 p.m., all lanes were reopened and traffic was flowing both directions.

The City's department of public works crews are repairing a broken 16-inch water main near the truck entrance to the Dundalk Marine Terminal, closing a section of Broening Highway Thursday, a spokesman said. The main broke late Thursday morning and might take until midnight to repair, closing down the northbound lanes of the 2700 block of Broening, said department spokesman Kurt Kocher, in an e-mail. The southbound lanes are now carrying two-way traffic, he said, and the Port Authority has made arrangements to get their vehicles in and out. He said water would be shut off until about 4 p.m., affecting portions of the Marine Terminal.

Two incidents are delaying commuters on southbound I-83 this morning. Baltimore Police reported that the interstate was closed at Northern Parkway because of a traffic accident, and also at North Avenue because of a separate incident. Officials had no further details on how many vehicles were involved, or when lanes will be reopened.

Two incidents delayed commuters on southbound I-83 this morning. Baltimore Police reported early Thursday morning that the interstate was closed at Northern Parkway because of a traffic accident, and also at North Avenue because of a separate incident. All lanes were reopened by late morning. Officials had no further details on how many vehicles were involved, or when all lanes will be reopened.

A Lansdowne woman was killed and a passenger injured Wednesday night when a car lost control on the Baltimore-Washington Parkway near Hanover Road, according to Maryland State Police. Troopers responded at 8:33 p.m. to the scene of the collision. Frances Verleysen, 52, was driving southbound on the parkway when he lost control of his 1998 Toyota Camry, according to police. The sedan crossed the median and struck a Chevrolet Geo Metro traveling northbound. Stacey Mechell Altvater, 46, was pronounced dead at the scene, but a passenger in her vehicle was taken to the Maryland Shock Trauma Center for treatment of injuries that were not life-threatening, according to police.

Three lanes on southbound Interstate 95 in Harford County were closed while emergency responders righted a jackknifed tractor-trailer Wednesday morning, according to Maryland State Police. The crash was reported at about 8:44 a.m. near Raphael Road. No injuries were reported, according to the JFK barracks. At 9:45 a.m., the lanes were nearly cleared for reopening, according to officials. liz.kay@baltsun.com

An overturned tractor trailer is snarling traffic on southbound I-95 approaching Route 175, according to police. Three lanes of the highway are closed, forcing traffic onto a single lane and the shoulder, Maryland State Police said. There are no injuries, and the accident investigation is continuing, police said. Text NEWS to 70701 to get Baltimore Sun local news text alerts

Southbound traffic headed to the Harbor Tunnel slowed Monday morning after a chain-reaction crash involving four vehicles blocked the left lane of Interstate 895, according to a Maryland Transportation Authority Police spokesman. Medics responded to the collision, reported just past exit 12 at about 7:20 a.m., but the injured declined treatment at the scene, said Sgt. Jonathan Green of the Maryland Transportation Authority Police. The right lane and shoulder remained open, he said, and the scene was cleared by 7:51 a.m., although traffic continued to be slow after that.

Flooding from Sunday night's storm has closed several lanes on Interstate 83, stalling the southbound morning commute at Northern Parkway to the downtown exits. Only one lane remains open after standing water from heavy rains forced the closures about 9 p.m. The ramp from I-83 southbound onto West Northern Parkway remains closed. Transportation officials say no other Baltimore roadways are closed due to flooding at this time. But utility work has also closed down lanes on Lombard Street near Light Street, transportation officials said.