Wichita, KS (September 20, 2025) – Paramedics and emergency responders were called to the scene of an injury accident Thursday afternoon at the intersection of West 13th Street North and North High Street in Wichita. The incident occurred around 2:14 p.m. on September 18.
According to dispatch communications from Sedgwick County EMS, Medic 31 and other units responded to treat those injured in the crash. Individuals received medical attention on-site, though officials have not confirmed the number of people involved or the extent of injuries sustained.
Emergency crews remained at the location for a period to assist victims and ensure the roadway was safe for continued use.
Authorities are investigating the circumstances leading up to the accident and have not yet provided additional details on contributing factors.
We send our best wishes to those injured in this collision and hope for a full and smooth recovery.
Injury Crashes in Kansas Communities
Thursday’s accident at 13th St and High St highlights the risks of crashes in residential corridors, where neighborhood traffic intersects with through-commuter routes. While these streets may not carry the same heavy volumes as highways, the presence of homes, parked vehicles, and pedestrians creates unique hazards that can lead to serious collisions.
In Kansas, residential and secondary roadways see a significant share of injury crashes, often linked to factors like distracted driving, speeding through local zones, or failure to yield at stop-controlled intersections. Wichita’s west side, with its mix of neighborhoods and connecting streets, frequently experiences incidents where visibility and right-of-way become critical safety issues.
Victims of these crashes may require immediate medical attention, followed by recovery periods involving both physical and financial challenges. Quick response from EMS crews helps stabilize injuries, but long-term outcomes often depend on ongoing treatment and community support.
Drivers in Wichita are urged to approach neighborhood intersections with caution, keeping speeds appropriate for residential zones and staying alert for sudden stops or cross traffic.
Local Accident Reports is dedicated to assisting those who have been injured in crashes across Kansas. If you or a loved one was hurt in an accident like the one at 13th and High, we can connect you with valuable resources to support your recovery. Reach out today to learn how we can help you take the next steps forward.
