(UPDATE, 12:49 pm) There was one person in the vehicle; the person sustained minor injuries.
Officials are directing traffic around the scene, but have not closed the road. Traffic is reduced to one lane as they work to get the car out of the ditch.
The MHP believes the driver came out of heavy fog just as he approached a curve in the road, and the vehicle went off the road. At this point, there are no indications of excessive speed, alcohol, or drugs.
Cascade County Sheriff's deputies and Great Falls Emergency Services also responded to the crash.
(1st REPORT, 12:31 pm) Emergency crews have been dispatched to a reported rollover crash northeast of Great Falls.
The crash was reported to the Montana Highway Patrol at 12:17 p.m. on Monday. It happened near mile marker 16 along US Highway 87, which is about 16 miles northeast of Great Falls, and several miles south of the Floweree exit.
At this point, there are no reports of serious injuries; the cause of the crash is not yet known.
Drivers are advised to slow down if they approach the scene, and be prepared for traffic delays or stops.
Responding agencies include the MHP and Black Eagle Volunteer Fire Department.
We have a reporter heading to the scene and will update you when we get more details.
