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Crash closes three out of four lanes on Natcher Parkway

By Seth AustinZach McKnight,

2024-09-06

HENDERSON, Ky (WEHT) – A crash has closed three out of four lanes on the Natcher Parkway Friday afternoon.

Daviess-Owensboro Central Dispatch says it happened on the Daviess and Ohio County line at around 3:30 p.m.

The Daviess County Sheriff’s Office says two vehicles were involved, and there are possible injuries. Officials say a vehicle crossed the center line, hitting the other vehicle.

As a result, both northbound lanes have been closed in addition to one southbound lane.

Officials have confirmed all lanes have been reopened and the scene has been cleared.

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