A two-vehicle crash along Interstate 74 in Knox County on Thursday morning has led to the deaths of two people.

A wrong-way crash on I-74 in Knox County left two dead and one critically injured early Thursday morning. KNOX COUNTY, Ill. — A fatal wrong-way crash early Thursday shut down eastbound lanes of Interstate 74 near mile marker 63, leaving two people dead and another critically injured.

Authorities are investigating a multi-vehicle crash fatal crash in Knox County and drivers are asked to avoid the area in the meantime. A news release from the Knox County Sheriff’s Office says

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According to a Facebook post from the sheriff’s office, interstate 74 closed down due to a multi-vehicle crash at the 63 mile marker. Officials ask drivers to seek an alternate route such as US highway 150 East at exits 54 and 71 for truck traffic.

Two people are dead after a collision where a person was going the wrong way on Interstate 74 as it goes through Knox County. The collision happened at about 3:12

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