Greyhound crash kills 1

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This Photo provided by the Wayne County, Indiana Sheriff’s Office, emergency personnel respond to the scene of a bus accident on Sunday, July 13, 2014 on interstate 70 near Richmond, Ind. (AP Photo/ Wayne County, Indiana Sheriff’s Office)

Authorities say a Greyhound bus and car collided on a highway near Indiana's border with Ohio, killing one person and injuring at least 18 others.

Wayne County spokesman Jonathan Duke says the accident happened Sunday morning on interstate 70 near Richmond, which is about 70 miles east of Indianapolis.

Duke says one person was reportedly killed and 18 people were taken to hospitals. He didn't know the extent of the injuries.

Brandi Schroeder, an Indianapolis woman who drove past the accident scene, says the bus ended up off the shoulder of the highway's eastbound lane and the other vehicle lay crushed in the inbound lane. She says the vehicle was crushed so badly that she couldn't make out its wheels.

Duke says he didn't know where the bus was headed.