Kennedy Kay Killed in Ector County Crash at SH-302 and W. Yukon Ave

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A semi-truck reportedly failed to yield the right of way and collided with a Kia Sportage

Kennedy Kay
Kennedy Kay Killed in Ector County Crash at SH-302 and W. Yukon Ave

Ector County, TX. – 49-year-old Kennedy Kimberly Kay has been identified as the woman who died in a two-vehicle crash on May 28 in Ector County.

According to the Texas Department of Public Safety, the crash happened at the intersection of SH-302 and W. Yukon Avenue at around 8:00 p.m.

A semi-truck reportedly failed to yield the right of way and collided with a Kia Sportage driven by the 49-year-old woman.

Kimberly Kay was pronounced dead at the scene.

More details about the crash were not provided.

An investigation into the crash is ongoing.

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