I-90 Crash in Southwestern South Dakota Kills 1, Injures 6

RAPID CITY - One person was killed and six others injured in a two-vehicle crash that shut down the westbound lanes of Interstate 90 in southwestern South Dakota for about an hour.

The Highway Patrol says 46-year-old Kristian Sateren, of Sturgis, was pronounced dead at the scene between Rapid City and Black Hawk on Tuesday afternoon. He was one of two people thrown from a van transporting people with disabilities when it rolled into the median after trying to change lanes and colliding with a car.

The van's driver and four other passengers suffered serious injuries and were taken to a Rapid City hospital. The car's driver also was taken to the hospital with what the patrol says were less-serious injuries.

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