A crash Sunday evening in Tempe killed one person, injured others and brought down power lines near Southern Avenue and Country Club Way, authorities said.
The two-vehicle crash happened before 6 …
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Tempe crash kills 1, injures 3, downs power lines
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A crash Sunday evening in Tempe killed one person, injured others and brought down power lines near Southern Avenue and Country Club Way, authorities said.
The two-vehicle crash happened before 6 p.m. Sunday, March 12, according to police.
Fire and medical crews had to extricate the victims from the fiery crash.
One had life-threatening injuries and died a short time later. Two were taken to a hospital with serious injuries and another taken for care as a precaution, officials said.
Power lines came down in the crash, and traffic lanes were closed in all directions Sunday night, police said.
