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Updated: 5:43 PM Apr 11, 2007
Two Killed in Accident Near Mulvane
A four-car accident on K-15 in Sumner County has left two people dead and a 9-year-old child in critical condition. The accident happened near construction work around 2:45pm Wednesday four miles south ... Posted: 4:17 PM Apr 11, 2007Email Address: jeanene.kiesling@kake.com |
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4-11-07 - A four-car accident on K-15 in Sumner County has left two people dead and a 9-year-old child in critical condition. The accident happened near construction work around 2:45pm Wednesday four miles south of the Sumner/Sedgwick County line.
A KAKE crew on the scene said a total of six people were in the four cars, although its unclear how the accident happened.
The work crew was sealing cracks in the highway, which is done while the vehicles move slowly.
Traffic is being diverted from K-15 onto county roads. Drivers can expect delays.
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