One person killed in wrong-way crash on I-82 near Zillah, Washington
Toppenish woman killed in wrong-way crash on I-82 near Zillah
A 27-year-old Toppenish woman in a Subaru Legacy was driving eastbound in the westbound lanes when she hit a Chevy Cruze in the left westbound lane.
Head on Collision on I-82 Leaves one person injured and another, dead
According to a press release by Washington State Patrol, a 27-year-old female from Toppenish was driving eastbound on westbound lanes at milepost 46, Sunday evening.
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