Teens Hurt in Rollover Crash Near Kimball

KIMBALL -- Three teens were hurt in a rollover crash in Stearns County Tuesday afternoon. The incident happened around 2:10 p.m. near the intersection of 101st Avenue and 167th Street near Kimball.

The Stearns County Sheriff's Office says a truck was heading south on 101st Avenue when it lost control on the gravel and rolled multiple times before coming to a stop on the roof in the ditch.

The driver, 17-year-old Jordan Rossman of Kimball, and passengers, 18-year-old Hunter Larson of Star Prairie, Wisconsin, and 14-year-old Lynn Rossman of Kimball, were treated by Watkins Ambulance at the scene for minor injuries and then taken to the hospital by a private party.

Authorities say the crash is still under investigation.

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