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2 Minnesotans die in Nebraska crash

The Nebraska State Patrol says a driver ran a stop sign and struck a small SUV, claiming the lives of 22-year-old Remington Harder and 24-year-old Josey Tensen.
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HAY SPRINGS, Neb. — Authorities in western Nebraska say two Minnesota residents have died in a crash near Hay Springs. The Nebraska State Patrol says the crash happened early Friday morning on State Highway 87, south of Hay Springs.

Investigators say a pickup truck driven by a 45-year-old Hays Springs man ran a stop sign at a highway intersection and hit a small sport utility vehicle that was traveling on the highway. 

The patrol says the two people in the SUV, 22-year-old Remington Harder of Hutchinson, Minnesota, and 24-year-old Josey Tensen, of Glenwood, Minnesota, were thrown from the car and died at the scene. 

The driver of the truck suffered injuries not believed to be life-threatening. There is no word at this point if criminal charges will be filed in the fatal incident. 

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