18-year-old pedestrian killed in Grayslake crash
The woman was standing near the intersection of Washington Street and Atkinson Road when an SUV and a truck with an attached trailer crashed.
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The woman was standing near the intersection of Washington Street and Atkinson Road when an SUV and a truck with an attached trailer crashed.
Grayslake and Metra police were on the scene at 10 p.m.
The pedestrian was struck by a North Central Service train.
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