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Rockslide Crushes Cars, Closes US 25

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Posted: 10:47 AM May 13, 2008
Last Updated: 11:01 AM May 13, 2008

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State work crews were called to clean up a rockslide on US 25 North in Rockcastle County early Tuesday.

It happened near the Madison County line.

Police say the rocks fell onto two cars, damaging them.

One person inside one of the cars went to the hospital complaining of chest pains.

The road re-opened around 8:45am.

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