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(KNZA)--Injuries were reported following a two-vehicle wreck north of Hiawatha Sunday afternoon.
Brown County Sheriff John Merchant says the wreck was reported around 3:00 at the intersection of U.S. 73 Highway and 260th Road.
He says it appears an eastbound Pontiac passenger car on 260th failed to yield to a southbound Ford Focus on U.S. 73.
Merchant says the driver of the eastbound car was not hurt, but the occupants in the southbound car were transported by ambulance to the Hiawatha Community Hospital.
The names of those involved were not immediately available as the wreck remains under investigation.
Merchant says U.S. 73 was shut down for about an hour following the wreck.
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