Jackson County, MN (June 17, 2026) – Two people were hurt in a two-vehicle crash at the intersection of Highway 60 and 390th Avenue in Weimer Township on Tuesday afternoon, June 16.
According to the Minnesota State Patrol, the accident occurred at approximately 1:59 p.m. when a 2023 Chevrolet Malibu was turning from westbound Highway 60 onto 390th Avenue. Investigators reported that a 2025 International semi was traveling eastbound on Highway 60 when the vehicles collided in the eastbound lane.
The driver of the Chevrolet, Dawn Renee Eigenberg, 62, of Windom, suffered non-life-threatening injuries. The semi driver, Marvin Toby Deneffe, 37, of Le Center, also sustained non-life-threatening injuries. Both were taken to Windom Area Hospital for evaluation and treatment.
Officials reported that road conditions were dry at the time of the collision, and that alcohol was not suspected as a factor. Investigators continue to examine the circumstances surrounding the crash. We are thinking of those hurt and wish them a smooth recovery.
What Information Is Commonly Reviewed After a Highway Intersection Collision?
Highway intersections can present unique challenges because vehicles traveling at different speeds may cross paths within a relatively short distance. When a collision occurs at one of these intersections, investigators begin by reviewing the movements of each vehicle and the sequence of actions leading up to the crash. Traffic patterns and visibility are also frequently considered.
Vehicle damage can provide valuable insight into how a collision unfolded. Investigators may examine the points of contact, final resting positions, and physical evidence left on the roadway. These details can help establish timing and vehicle paths before and after contact occurred.
Roadway design and environmental conditions are also reviewed as part of a comprehensive investigation. Even when weather and pavement conditions are favorable, factors such as turning movements, traffic flow, and driver perception can contribute to a crash. Gathering this information helps create a more complete understanding of what happened.
