One dead and one seriously injured on Highway 99 in Hazel Dell, on November 27

Toxicology reports reveal the driver who was killed in November's fatal single-car crash in Hazel Dell was heavily intoxicated. Annastasia Morrison, 21, had a blood alcohol concentration of 0.26, according to Det. Jim Payne with the Clark County Sheriff's Office. She also tested positive for metabolites of THC, which doesn't necessarily mean she was impaired by the drug.

Terrina Vough has learned to appreciate small successes in the month since her son, Joseph Reilly, was severely injured in a car crash while walking to work in Hazel Dell. Reilly, 21, had a brain contusion and crushed pelvis after being hit by a car in the Nov. 27 accident. The driver, Annastasia Morrison, 20, lost control while speeding and was killed in the wreck.

A 21-year-old Vancouver man injured in a fatal crash in late November improved in a local hospital. Joseph Reilly was listed in serious condition in the intensive care unit at PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center, hospital spokeswoman Michelle Halfhill said Thursday.

Joseph Reilly, 21, critically injured in a fatal Hazel Dell car crash last month, remained in critical condition at PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center, a hospital spokeswoman said Friday afternoon.

Joseph Reilly, the 21-year-old man critically injured in a fatal car crash in Hazel Dell last month, has improved slightly at a local hospital. Reilly was listed in serious condition at PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center, hospital spokesman Ken Cole said Monday afternoon.

Joseph Reilly, the 21-year-old man injured in last week's fatal crash in Hazel Dell, is still listed in critical condition at PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center, hospital spokesman Ken Cole said Monday. Aaron Hahn, Reilly's cousin and spokesman for the family, said little changed in his cousin's condition over the weekend. Hahn said doctors will slowly be reducing Reilly's sedation to run a series of tests Monday and Tuesday. He's currently in a medically induced coma.

Joseph Reilly has a “brilliant mind” and a lot of creativity, and “is one of the kindest souls you’ll ever meet,” Aaron Hahn, his cousin, said Friday. Hahn, along with other family members and staff at PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center, met with media to update the public on the 21-year-old’s condition three days after he was hit by a car Tuesday afternoon on the Hazel Dell strip.

Traffic homicide investigators with the Clark County Sheriff’s Office identified the man and woman involved in Tuesday afternoon’s fatal single-car crash. Annastasia Morrison, 20, of Vancouver, was driving her 2006 Mazda sedan south on Highway 99 when she lost control and crashed into a pole in the parking lot of My Daddy’s Automotive at Northeast 72nd Street, according to a bulletin from the sheriff’s office. Morrison was killed on impact.