Driver, 45, Killed After Car Goes Off-Road, Hits Trees In Central Minnesota
A 45-year-old driver died Monday afternoon in central Minnesota after his car went off-road and collided with a street sign and several trees.
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A 45-year-old driver died Monday afternoon in central Minnesota after his car went off-road and collided with a street sign and several trees.
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