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Interstate 275 -- both northbound and southbound -- in Farmington Hills has reopened after it was closed due to power lines that have fallen on the freeway near Grand River Avenue.
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A man has been found dead Tuesday night on the shoulder of Interstate 275 near Eureka Road, police said. A vehicle was found in the area. Police are investigating the circumstance of the man’s death and whether the vehicle is related. The southbound side of I-275 was shut down Tuesday night near Eureka Road. Watch the full report in the video above.
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Several vehicles on Interstate 275 southbound near Eight Mile Road have flat tires due to wood debris on the road. Officials said only the right lane is open. As of 12:29 a.m. Tuesday, the debris was cleared, according to the Michigan Department of Transportation. You can watch the report in the video posted above. View: More traffic newsHeads Up: SB I-275 after 8 MileONLY RIGHT LANE OPENDue to wood debris - numerous vehicles with flats.