Police have identified the man killed in a Quincy car accident.

Press Now: Crash victim ID'd, and upheaval on UW-S campus

Press Now: Crash victim ID'd, and upheaval on UW-S campus Jan. 18. Authorities identify the Sheboygan woman killed yesterday in a snowy crash in Cleveland, and the real story behind unrest at UW-S, leading up to a federal probe of an on-campus program and the abrupt retirement of the dean. Produced by Janet Ortegon

We are sadden from this preventable loss of a life. Please don't text! and drive. by Scott Evans NWCN.com Posted on January 17, 2012 at 4:22 PM Updated yesterday at 4:36 PM BOISE -- The uncle of a Caldwell teen who was killed in a crash over the weekend is talking about the role text messaging may have played in her death. Eighteen-year-old Taylor Sauer died Saturday night in an accident on Interstate 84 near Mountain Home. The Marsing High School graduate was featured on KTVB last year as a Distinguished Student Award Winner, and was a student at Utah State University this year. Regarding Saturday's crash, Idaho State Police say Taylor hit the back of a semi truck that was traveling slowly up a hill, and was hit from behind by another truck. Just minutes before the crash, Taylor had exchanged Facebook messages with friends. Taylor's uncle, Bradd Warr, says the family expects to take an active role in warning people about the dangers of distracted driving. "We know that Taylor had done that in the past, and we know as a family that that probably or may have contributed to the accident," said Warr. "Unfortunately we'll never know exactly what happened. The family is very aware and very concerned about teenage driving while distracted, whether it be social media or texting." Friends of Taylor Sauer will hold a candlelight vigil Wednesday at 7 pm on the softball field at Marsing High School. The school plans to retire her number 32 jersey. Her funeral is scheduled for Friday <b>...</b>

Scooter Crash Victim's Family Awaits Answers The family of a man killed in a scooter crash last month wait for police to find the driver of one of the cars that hit him and then left the scene. KMBC 9's David Hall reports.

The people who knew Nikki Johnston best said she was full of life and love. The 22-year-old was killed in a crash along Interstate 80 near the Avoca exit on Friday.

A good samaritan has been electrocuted trying to rescue a car crash victim. See more at tennews.com.au

"4 Things A Car Crash Victim Should Never Do" may help you avoid issues surrounding a car crash. Remember these tips if you are ever in this unfortunite situation to help with Insurance related issues. This video was not intended to give you any legal advice because each case is different. Seek out the advice of a qualified local attorney in your area. Joe Cunnane provides legal council (but not in this video) for the areas of Edmonds, Lynnwood, Seattle, Shoreline, Snohomish County, and surrounding areas of Washington State. The information presented here should not be construed as formal legal advice nor the formation of a lawyer/client relationship. Persons accessing this info are encouraged to seek independent counsel for advice regarding their individual legal issues.

www.insidershealth.com Car-crash victim Sam Schmidt awoke from his coma with only days left until his doctors were going to pull his life-support plug! www.insidershealth.com

Dax VanFossen talks with family of one of Sunday mornings bus accident victims

For Debbie Drewniak, 53, just about everything in life is exponentially more difficult today than it was seven months ago. "I can't walk, I can't talk," she told reporters in a quavering voice Tuesday. "I can't use my arms. I can never walk my dog again."

Residents and students gathered at Farmingdale High School Friday night to raise money for help pay for medical bills who now lies in a coma. Jimmy Ossenfort, 22, was a designated driver shortly before Thanksgiving 2011 who fell asleep at the wheel and crashed into a tree after dropping off his friends. Ralph Morales of Farmingdale PAL says that they held a raffle in December and raised over $5300. Morales says that Farmingdale PAL aims to raise $10000 at the event, which includes food and concert performances.

31-year-old sentenced to 3 years in prison for standoff with police; Update: Crash victim in serious condition; Summer in January? Record high shattered; New year, new leaders for school board; Pa. grandma says she was duped by stranger's seeds

These "7 tips every car crash victim must know" may help you avoid problems later for legal, insurance, and medical reasons. This video was not intended to give you any legal advice because each case is different. Seek out the advice of a qualified local attorney in your area. Joe Cunnane provides legal council (but not in this video) for the areas of Edmonds, Lynnwood, Seattle, Shoreline, Snohomish County, and surrounding areas of Washington State. The information presented here should not be construed as formal legal advice nor the formation of a lawyer/client relationship. Persons accessing this info are encouraged to seek independent counsel for advice regarding their individual legal issues.

Students at Cicero-North Syracuse High School are organizing a benefit concert in memory of crash victim Taylor Fleming. Fleming, a senior at C-NS, died last month after suffering serious injuries in a car crash. Now, students in the band "Weekend Crush" have put together a 10-band concert at Westcott Theater in Syracuse -- headlined by The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus.