News: 33-year-old Lake Stevens Man Killed in Accident on Hwy 26

WARM SPRINGS, OR – A 33-year-old man from Lake Stevens was killed in a multi-vehicle accident on Highway 26 near the Oregon/Washington border on Sunday.

According to KOMO, the three-vehicle crash occurred around 11:50 a.m. near Warm Springs in Wasco County.

Oregon State Police investigators say 33-year-old Ryan Ranson was traveling east on Hwy 26 when his Dodge Ram 1500 sideswiped an oncoming Toyota Highlander and then collided with a westbound Ford F-350.

Ranson was pronounced dead at the scene of the crash. No other injuries were reported.

Traffic on Hwy 26 was temporarily blocked while the investigation was conducted. All lanes have since been reopened

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