A crash occurred in western Wisconsin on Sunday. Authorities found two people at the scene. They were taken to the hospital. The incident happened near a road in Hay River Township. Multiple agencies responded to the call. Further details about the crash and investigation are available from the Dunn County Sheriff's Office and other sources, including KSTP.com.
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