Park Rapids, MN (June 14, 2026) – One person was hurt in a two-vehicle collision at the intersection of Highway 34 and County Road 4 in Hubbard County on Saturday, June 13.
According to MSP reports, a 2014 Ford F-250 was stopped at the intersection near milepost 77 around 4:07 p.m. At the same time, a 2022 Jeep Cherokee was traveling eastbound on Highway 34 when the two vehicles came together in the intersection.
The Ford was driven by 55-year-old Darla Jane Shogren. A 12-year-old passenger, Dalton Anthony Jares, was also inside the pickup. Neither reported injuries. The Jeep driver, 62-year-old Karen Denise Mayoue, received non-life-threatening harm and was taken to Saint Joe Emergency Room for treatment.
Investigators said the roadway was dry at the time of the crash. Additional details about what led to the collision have not yet been released.
The cause of the crash remains under review as investigators continue gathering information.
We are keeping everyone involved in our thoughts and wishing the injured driver a smooth recovery.
What Information Is Commonly Reviewed After an Intersection Collision?
After a two-vehicle crash at an intersection, investigators may examine several factors to better understand how the vehicles came together. Traffic signs, vehicle positioning, speed, and visibility are usually reviewed early in the process. Road surface conditions and weather may also be considered, even when roads are reported as dry.
Damage to both vehicles can help show the direction and force of contact. In some cases, investigators also review statements from the drivers and any nearby witnesses. Medical reports may later provide more detail about the extent of injuries connected to the collision. Photos, roadway markings, and nearby surveillance footage can also offer useful context. These details are commonly gathered to help create a clearer picture of how the crash unfolded and whether any contributing factors were involved.
