Deadly hit-and-run closes SR 92 near Granite Falls, WA

Kirkland, WALocal News

A tragic hit-and-run collision near Granite Falls, Washington, has led to the closure of State Route 92, significantly impacting local traffic. The collision, which involved a pedestrian and occurred at milepost 6, has resulted in a complete blockage of the road from Crooked Mile Road to 84th Street. Washington State Patrol Trooper Kelsey Harding reported that authorities are on the scene investigating the incident, and they have advised motorists to utilize detour routes. Currently, further details regarding the victim's identity or any potential suspects have not been released, indicating the sensitivity of the ongoing investigation. The Washington State Patrol is urging anyone with information relevant to the collision to come forward, highlighting community involvement in solving the case.

This incident underscores the importance of pedestrian safety on busy roadways. As the investigation continues, updates will be shared to keep the public informed. The situation remains fluid, and residents are encouraged to stay updated on local news channels.

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