Traffic is backed up in Donna due to an accident. The Texas Department of Transportation is advising drivers to avoid a certain area.
This accident was the result of a high-speed chase. The chase began in one county and ended in another.
Further details about the incident are available from ValleyCentral, including information about the crash and its aftermath, such as the current status of the driver involved.
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