Heavy snow caused a chain-reaction crash on Interstate 70 involving 45 vehicles, according to the Indiana State Police Department.

Dozens of cars crashed in multiple pileups on an icy Interstate 70 as winter weather hit Colorado on Sunday morning.

Icy road conditions led to a massive 45 car pileup on Interstate 70 on Saturday. The accident happened outside of Terre Haute, Indiana, somewhat near the border with Illinois. Remarkably, Indiana State Police public information officer Matt Ames reported that there were no major injuries in the pileup.

A giant 45 car pileup brought traffic to a dead stop on snowy Interstate 70 in Indiana, where firemen said it was the "largest wreck" they had ever responded to

Hundreds of wrecks were reported in Iowa, Indiana, and other states hit by severe winter storms on the weekend after Thanksgiving. A pileup outside of Terre Haute shut down Interstate 70 for more than six hours.

State Sen. Faith Winter died on Wednesday in a multi-car crash on Interstate 25, according to Gov. Jared Polis and Colorado Senate Democrats.

Colorado Governor Jared Polis confirmed in a statement that 45-year-old Colorado state senator Faith Williams died in a car crash at the age of 45. The incident took place on the evening of Wednesday,