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    Large Accident Backs Traffic Up For Miles

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    By KMAN Staff on October 25, 2014 Manhattan

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    Update at 11:00 Saturday morning

    177 has now been re-opened.

    Update at 9:30 Saturday morning

    Just received word that traffic is backed up for miles, and K-state game-goers should take exit 303. McDowell Creek is also impacted by the accident. Officials also stated there is currently a truck hanging over the bridge, so emergency crews are still working the scene. KMAN will keep you updated as additional details become available.

    Original Story-8:45 Saturday morning

    Motorists are being asked to avoid the area of 177, coming into Manhattan, over the viaduct.  There has been a vehicle collision in the area, and traffic is currently backed up and not moving.  If individuals need to access the area, individuals are encouraged to take Pillsbury Drive.

    An IRIS alert has been sent out, regarding this vehicle accident, to all area residents.

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