Authorities say two contract workers who were trapped Tuesday evening after a trench collapse in Wyandotte, Michigan, were stuck for about four hours before they were finally rescued. Crews responded to the area of 17th and Walnut streets at about 6:47 p.

One worker was removed 'pretty quickly,' fire chief says; the other man was trapped in dirt up to his waist for hours. Both were in stable condition.

Two workers who were trapped after a trench collapsed while conducting sewer work in Wyandotte were rescued Tuesday night; Crews from around Wayne County, including trench rescue

A 44-year-old man from Southgate and a 27-year-old man from Lincoln Park are expected to survive after being trapped in a hole under unstable soil.

Wyandotte's Fire Chief Jeremy Moline says rescue crews have pulled two people from an apparent hole collapse at a home on Tuesday evening.

Emergency teams worked for hours to extricate two workers who were trapped in a collapsed trench in Wyandotte.

The incident happened on Walnut and 17th Street where neighbors told FOX 2 that utility crews had been at work in the area since 5 p.m. As of 11 p.m. Tuesday, emergency crews from all over Wayne County are on the scene attempting to help rescue the workers.