Traffic is completely blocked on Interstate 83 in York County, following a multi-vehicle crash in Manchester Township. According to York County dispatchers, the first calls came in at 2:48 p.m. for a crash involving four vehicles on the southbound side of the highway,

Police charged Ray Hacker, 31, of York, in connection with the May crash near the Fishing Creek exit that killed a motorcyclist on his 21st birthday.

The crash occurred on May 19, 2024 in Fairview Township, state police said. Police said the suspect was involved in a road rage incident.

The back of Hacker’s passenger side collided with the motorcycle, sending the driver, Issaiha Seiders, and his passenger across the highway and onto an exit ramp. Seiders’ helmet came off when he hit a guardrail, causing fatal injuries. He died on his 21st birthday. His passenger suffered serious injuries, including broken bones and road rash.

YORK COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — Drivers on Interstate 83 north are experiencing delays Tuesday morning after a rollover crash. A northbound lane is shut down 1.7 miles north of Exit 24: PA 283 - Emigsville, according to PennDOT. There is slowing in the area as a result.

A man is charged in a road rage crash that killed a motorcyclist on Interstate 83 in York County. President Biden stood next to Gov. Gavin Newsom and pledged full federal support as fires burned through Los Angeles County.