A federal panel says driver error probably caused the crash of a propane tanker that burst into flames, closing parts of Interstate 465 and 69 in Indianapolis.

INDOT is rewarding nearly 75 employees with bonuses for their quick response to the tanker explosion at the I-465/I-69 interchange.

The final closure related to a tanker explosion from last Thursday reopened at around 4:30 a.m.
 

INDOT says the I-69 ramp leading south onto I-465 south should be open for Tuesday morning’s commute. The ramp has been closed since last Thursday, when a

INDOT officials have reopened the far right lane of I-465 eastbound from US 31 to 56th Street/Shadeland Avenue four days after Thursday’s tanker explosion.

Traffic problems continue on the city’s northeast side following Thursday morning’s tanker explosion. The problem is not on the interstate, but in Castleton,

Kim Norton remembers the few seconds before a tanker exploded on the I-69/I-465 interchange Thursday morning. Norton was driving to St. Louis inside the third

The Colts said they will honor two men credited with pulling a truck driver from a tanker fire on the northeast side of Indianapolis Thursday morning.

Interstate 465 westbound at I-69 on the city’s northeast side reopened Friday afternoon after being closed due to a tanker explosion.

Lonnie Hood, with the help of another man, pulled the truck driver, 73-year-old Ronald Tobias of Syracuse, Indiana to safety. He was taken to Methodist

INDOT said the bridge over where the tanker exploded Thursday morning on the northeast side will remain closed until at least Friday evening.

A mother and son found themselves in the middle of the interstate tanker explosion Thursday morning. Beth Shreffler and Josh Wilson drove over the bridge as

See a collection of photos from the explosion submitted by our viewers.