Authorities are underway with an investigation following the discovery of a body on I-96 in Detroit, a concern that has disrupted the city's early morning commute. According to CBS Detroit, the Michigan State Police confirmed that the body was found at approximately 6:20 a.m. on the shoulder of the freeway near Schaefer.

The local lanes of I-96 were swiftly closed at the Southfield Freeway with traffic being funneled into the express lanes this has caused some delays, as FOX 2 Detroit reported. While the identity of the body and the circumstances surrounding the incident remain unknown, drivers navigating the area are advised to prepare for slower traffic and possible detours.

Michigan State Police have yet to release additional information pertaining to this ongoing investigation. Commuters and local residents can expect an extended police presence as the scene on the eastbound shoulder of I-96 near Schaefer is thoroughly examined, a situation highlighted by The Detroit News.

Authorities are urging the public to stay updated as more information becomes available.