RACINE, Wis. (AP) — Authorities in southeastern Wisconsin say 10 people were hurt in a chain-reaction crash involving six passenger cars and a loaded dump truck. Racine County sheriff’s deputies responded to the crash on southbound Interstate 94 just before 11 a.m. Saturday. Investigators say traffic was slowed for a construction vehicle exiting the construction area. The dump truck was unable to stop and struck the rear vehicle, causing a chain-reaction crash. Rescue personnel transported 10 people for minor injuries. All the vehicles had to be towed. The crash happened a day after a chain-reaction crash involving 13 vehicles hurt six people on Interstate 90/39 in Janesville on Friday. None of those injuries were life-threatening.
