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Two Hurt in Dunklin County Crash

Summary by ktmoradio.com
A two vehicle traffic crash on Highway 25 at Highway 62 at Malden Saturday morning left two people hurt. According to the MSHP, a 13 year old Parma boy and 86 year old Gideon woman were occupants in the two vehicles that collided when one car failed to yield to the other. The injured were taken to hospitals in Dexter and Poplar Bluff with moderate injuries.
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Two Hurt in Dunklin County Crash

A two vehicle traffic crash on Highway 25 at Highway 62 at Malden Saturday morning left two people hurt. According to the MSHP, a 13 year old Parma boy and 86 year old Gideon woman were occupants in the two vehicles that collided when one car failed to yield to the other. The injured were taken to hospitals in Dexter and Poplar Bluff with moderate injuries.

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ktmoradio.com broke the news in on Monday, March 31, 2025.
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