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    You are at:Home»State News»AP: Three people die in separate New Year’s Day wrecks in Kansas

    AP: Three people die in separate New Year’s Day wrecks in Kansas

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    By KMAN Staff on January 3, 2022 State News

    WICHITA, Kan. — At least three people died in separate crashes along Kansas highways on New Year’s Day.

    The crashes the Kansas Highway Patrol reported happened as a winter storm covered much of the state with snow and ice. Early Saturday, a 20-year-old Missouri man died after his car slammed into the back of a snowplow in Kansas City, Kansas.

    Then a 62-year-old Wichita woman died and three others were hurt when a GMC Suburban went into a ditch along Interstate 135 Saturday afternoon in McPherson County. Saturday evening, a 48-year-old Osage City woman died after she lost control of her GMC Yukon on U.S. Highway 56 in Osage County.

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