A woman injured in a crash on 80th Street in Kenosha last week has died.
Mary Kauffman, 82, of Kenosha, died the day after the June 18 crash at Pershing Boulevard and 80th Street.
Witnesses at the crash said the woman, driving a Prius, may have had a medical event prior to the crash, saying she appeared to have her head down and was possibly passed out when she drove south on Pershing through a red light and into the intersection where the Prius was struck by two vehicles.
A woman was transported to a local hospital for treatment following a serious multi-vehicle crash late Friday morning at Pershing Boulevard and 80th Street.
The Kenosha County Medical Examiner’s Office confirmed Thursday that Kauffman had died. Information provided to the Kenosha News Tuesday mistakenly reported she was still hospitalized.
Five fire departments respond to apartment building fire
A firefighter exits an apartment building in Hidden Oak in Pleasant Prairie on Friday, June 18, 2021.
A firefighter from Winthrop Harbor inspects a third-story balcony while assisting on a fire call in Hidden Oak in Pleasant Prairie on Friday, June 18, 2021.
A firefighter from Winthrop Harbor climbs a ladder to inspect a roof of an apartment building in Hidden Oak in Pleasant Prairie on Friday, June 18, 2021.
A firefighter inspects a vent on a roof of an apartment building in Hidden Oak in Pleasant Prairie on Friday, June 18, 2021.
A firefighter from Winthrop Harbor climbs a ladder to inspect a roof of an apartment building in Hidden Oak in Pleasant Prairie on Friday, June 18, 2021.
The Pleasant Prairie Fire Department, along with help from other municipalities, responded to a fire in an apartment building at the Hidden Oak complex, 8600 82nd St., on Friday. No one was injured in the fire and damage was contained to one unit.
Deneen Smith
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