Sedgwick, KS (August 7, 2025) – Morning commuters experienced delays Wednesday after a multi-vehicle crash along K-96 westbound at mile marker 291.7. The incident happened at approximately 9:45 a.m. when a 2012 Buick Verano, driven by 54-year-old Mary Ann Morrison of Wichita, struck the rear of a 2005 Volkswagen Jetta that was slowing with traffic. The Jetta, operated by 25-year-old Elizabeth Alice Florence of Council Grove, was then pushed into the back of a 2015 BMW X5 Series driven by 31-year-old Victoria Elizabeth Andrews of Wichita.

According to reports, Florence sustained injuries and was transported to St. Francis Hospital for treatment. Morrison reported possible injuries, while Andrews was not hurt. Emergency crews responded promptly, and the crash caused temporary lane restrictions as vehicles were cleared from the scene.

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The details in this report are based on early information provided by Kansas Highway Patrol and could change as the investigation develops.

• The names of those involved have been confirmed, but further medical updates may follow.
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