Overview
- The Thursday afternoon crash near the U.S. 77/287 interchange left the truck cab against a retaining wall and the driver hospitalized in stable condition.
- Authorities said the trailer carried 52 head of cattle, including 20 bulls and 32 calves.
- First responders built a temporary corral, moved many animals to a replacement trailer, and a veterinarian treated cattle that could not exit on their own.
- A hazmat team is cleaning a fuel spill, and officials said removing the remaining cattle and the damaged trailer will take time.
- The 77/287 intersection is closed, U.S. 287 remains open, and crews noted tire tracks in the median and significant concrete damage where the truck appeared to land; animal casualties remain unclear.