(Sioux County, Iowa) – The Iowa State Patrol Friday evening, reported three people were injured in a three-vehicle crash, Thursday morning about five-miles west of Orange City, in northwest Iowa. The Patrol says a Peterbilt semi was traveling north on Highway 75 in Sioux County near the intersection with Highway 10, at about the same time a 2022 GMC 3500 pickup was traveling south. The GMC turned in-front of the semi, causing the vehicles to collide.

A 2017 Chevy 2500 pickup that was stopped on westbound Highway 10 was struck by the semi, along with a 2021 RAM 2500 pickup, which was stopped at the stop sign on Highway 10 in the right-turn lane to Highway 75. The crash happened at around 8:15-a.m., Thursday.

The drivers of semi, GMC and Chevy pickup truck – 22-year-old Dylan DeWit, of Hull, 24-year-old Brayden Utesch-Nemmers, of Orange City, and 43-year-old Kevin Weldon, of Alton – respectively, were injured in the crash. DeWit and Utesch-Nemmers were transported by Sioux Center EMS to Sioux Center Health. Kevin Weldon was transported to Orange City Health by Orange City EMS. All three drivers were wearing their seat belts.