One dead, one hurt in crash near Sabin

A Friday morning crash at a rural Clay County intersection killed one driver and sent another to the hospital.

Sep 11, 2026

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One dead, one hurt in crash near Sabin

A Friday morning crash at a rural Clay County intersection killed one driver and sent another to the hospital.

In brief

A Friday morning crash at a rural Clay County intersection killed one driver and sent another to the hospital. A fatal two-vehicle crash near Sabin is under investigation, and no names are out yet while families are notified. Originally reported by Valleynewslive.

A fatal crash near Sabin

Crash scene near Sabin

One person died and another was hospitalized after a crash near 70th Street South and 50th Avenue South, outside Sabin, Minnesota.

The call came at 8:53 a.m.

Clay County deputies and other emergency crews were dispatched to an injury crash on the morning of Friday, September 11.

Ejected into the ditch

Sabin crash pickup

Dispatchers were told one person had been thrown from a vehicle and was lying unresponsive in the ditch when help was called.

“one person had been ejected from one of the vehicles and was lying unresponsive in the ditch”

Deputies tried to save him

Deputies started lifesaving efforts until Sanford Ambulance paramedics arrived. The adult male was pronounced dead at the scene.

Second driver taken to hospital

The other driver, also an adult male, was responsive and talking with deputies and paramedics. He was taken to an area hospital, with his injuries not yet known.

No names, investigation open

No names, investigation open

The cause is still under investigation and names are being withheld until families are notified. State Patrol, Glyndon Rescue and Sabin Fire and Rescue assisted.

The takeaway

A fatal two-vehicle crash near Sabin is under investigation, and no names are out yet while families are notified.

Read the original on Valleynewslive

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