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(KMZA)--A late Wednesday morning two-vehicle Marshall County wreck left one person dead and another seriously injured.
The Kansas Highway Patrol says it happened on U.S. 36 highway, just east of West River Road on the west edge of Marysville, shortly before 11:50.
According to the KHP report, 23-year-old Emily Larson, of Bremen, was westbound when her Jeep Cherokee crossed the center line and struck an eastbound Buick Enclave driven by 89-year-old Bernice Nietfeld, of Marysville.
Larson was pronounced dead at the scene.
Nietfeld was transported to a Lincoln, Nebraska hospital with suspected serious injuries.
The Patrol says neither driver was wearing a seat belt when the wreck occurred. Both drivers were alone in their vehicles.
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