Multiple vehicles were involved.
(Erlanger, Ky.) - A serious crash has closed down two lanes on Interstate 71/75 in northern Kentucky.
Multiple vehicles were involved in the accident on southbound I-71/75 in Erlanger around 10:40 Monday morning, causing the left-hand lanes to be shut down until further notice.
Multiple injuries have been reported.
No further information was provided.
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