RSSUnsafe lane change blamed for Interstate 90 accident
E-mail
Print
More 'Local'
- Easton driver seriously injured in accident near Cle Elum
- Court rules against Toppenish on air agency fees
- Driver following too closely rams semi on I-90
- Lower Yakima Valley homicide victim is identified
- Franklin County public works manager accused of embezzling $1 million to fuel cocaine habit
- Five-year sentence in Benton City vehicular assault case
- Komen drops plan to cut Planned Parenthood grants
Top Read
- Lawsuits over nearly $6M in debt lead to Chapter 11 for Morrier Ranch
- Ellensburg couple arrested on alleged child abuse
- Wapato area man shot in home, dies during surgery
- Toxicology report: Man shot by police had meth in system
- Groundhog's prediction: 6 more weeks of winter
- How Washington's senators voted on gay marriage
- Zillah Mighty Leopards coach ready to pass the ball after 21 years
Emailed
- Lawsuits over nearly $6M in debt lead to Chapter 11 for Morrier Ranch
- Zillah Mighty Leopards coach ready to pass the ball after 21 years
- Union Gap levy request small but necessary
- Those bangs? The Training Center
- Video -- The return of the wapato potato
- Valley schools earn state Achievement Awards
- Once-abducted woman to speak at YWCA event
YAKIMA, Wash., -- An unsafe lane change last night on Interstate 90 about 10 miles west of Easton is blamed for causing a two-car collision, but no serious injuries were reported.
According to the Washington State Patrol, Stephen R. Weaver, 61, of Elk, Wash., and his passenger, Angela Weaver, 38, were eastbound in a 2003 GMC pickup at about 7:30 p.m. when the driver attempted to move into the left lane. Weaver struck Rhonda Edwards, 56, of Ellensburg, who was headed east in the left lane in a 2002 Oldsmobile Alero.
The Weavers went to Overlake hospital as a precaution. The truck was destroyed. The car saw 0about $1,000 worth of damage. All parties wore seat belts. Drugs or alcohol were not involved.
-- Leah Beth Ward
Comments
The Yakima Herald-Republic is rolling out Facebook Comments to allow users to discuss YH-R articles with other users. For more information about YH-R policies, please refer to the following:
