Hamilton, OH (September 12, 2026) – Two men were injured Thursday evening, September 10, in a two-vehicle crash on Ohio 4 in Hamilton, in the 1900 block of Fairgrove Avenue near the Butler County Fairgrounds.
The crash involved a GMC Yukon and a Toyota Scion. The GMC came to rest on its left side after the collision. Emergency crews removed two men from the wreckage and took them to West Chester Hospital for treatment. The roadway was shut down while crews worked at the scene.
No additional details about the injuries or circumstances of the crash have been released. The cause of the crash remains under investigation.
We hope both injured men make a full and speedy recovery.
Why Two-Vehicle Crashes Can Lead to Road Closures
A collision can require a major roadway to close when vehicles come to rest in travel lanes or emergency crews need space to work. Vehicles that roll onto their sides may also require additional equipment and time to safely remove.
You should slow down when approaching an active crash scene and follow temporary traffic controls. Giving emergency crews room to work helps keep responders and other motorists safer while the roadway is cleared.
