Brothers Zach Kvalvog, 18, and Conner Kvalvog, 14, killed, and two injured in rollover pickup truck crash on Interstate 94 near Dalton, Minnesota

Two teenage brothers from Moorhead have died in a pickup crash on their way to a basketball camp in Wisconsin. KFGO-AM reports an 18-year-old passenger from Jackson, Mississippi, was seriously injured while a 17-year-old passenger from Moorhead also was hurt. Killed were the driver, 18-year-old Zach Kvalvog, and his 14-year-old brother, Connor. Park Christian President Kent Hannestad tells the Star Tribune the four were heading to a basketball tournament in the Wisconsin Dells area.

Report: Semi probable cause of crash that killed brothers Posted: Updated: MOORHEAD, Minn. (AP) - The Minnesota State Patrol says a semitrailer truck was the probable cause of a June rollover that killed two teenage brothers from Moorhead last June. KFGO-AM (http://bit.ly/1YEwLAg) says the patrol released its report on the crash on Interstate 94 that killed 18-year-old Zach Kvalvog and his 14-year-old brother, Connor. The Kvalvogs and two other boys were heading to a basketball camp in Wisconsin when the pickup that Zach Kvalvog was driving went into the median and rolled near Dalton. A surviving passenger told investigators that the semi-truck was "extremely close" to the pickup moments before the crash. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.

The Minnesota State Patrol is asking the public to help identify a vehicle and driver connected to a fatal crash. The crash, which happened June 23 on Interstate 94 near Fergus Falls, killed two brothers from Moorhead. Minnesota State Patrol officials believe the tractor-trailer was involved in the crash; they say it was determined to be in the area at the time of the crash. Anyone with information is asked to call 218-846-8244.

The crash killed 18-year-old Zach Kvalvog and his 14-year-old brother, Connor, both of Moorhead. KFGO-AM (http://bit.ly/1PVhUx2) reports Lindquist was ordered to spend 10 days in the Otter Tail County Jail with work release privileges. According to the criminal complaint, Lindquist was among first responders at the scene of the June crash on Interstate 94 near Dalton. She also has to pay $86 to a passenger in the pickup who survived the crash. She'll be allowed to serve the time on weekends.