A woman died after an early morning crash that closed the northbound lanes of Interstate 95 for hours Monday. The crash occurred just north of Oakland Park Boulevard about 6 a.m. Monday. The lanes had reopened by 3 p.

Troopers responded to a report of a car smoking stopped in the middle lane of I-95 south in Portsmouth, State Police said.

PORTSMOUTH — The man who died following a crash on Interstate 95 on Monday was identified as Martin Osier, 62, of Bremen, Maine, according to New Hampshire State Police. I-95 southbound was closed and traffic was diverted off Exit 3B for about four hours after the crash, which occurred around 6:40 p.m., police said.

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A Maine man was killed after he sideswiped a cement barrier but continued driving for another 2 miles and was then struck by two cars after stopping on Interstate 95