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Marquette County highway closes after 'white out' conditions and crashes

Miles of Michigan 28 are closed in Marquette and Alger counties after multiple cars have crashed in the snowy conditions on Friday, Feb. 6, according to police.

East M-28, from Kawbawgam Road to Munising Avenue, was closed Friday afternoon “due to white-out conditions and multiple accidents,” according to a Facebook post from Marquette County Sheriff’s Office Friday afternoon, Feb. 6.

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The Michigan Department of Transportation posted on X that the closure is for both eastbound and westbound M-28 between U.S.-41 and M-94.

Michigan State Police Eight District also posted on X about the closure, saying, “multiple crashes and bad road conditions have been reported.”

Contact Natalie Davies at ndavies@freepress.com.

This article originally appeared on Detroit Free Press: Marquette County highway closes after ‘white out’ conditions and crashes

Reporting by Natalie Davies, Detroit Free Press / Detroit Free Press

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