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Fatal crash south of Colfax closes U.S. Highway 195 Friday evening

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A fatal crash on U. S. Highway 195, occurring around 7 p. m. Friday, claimed at least one life and involved two vehicles in a head-on collision.

The Washington State Patrol indicated the crash took place 4 miles south of Colfax, fully blocking the highway and leading to significant traffic disruptions. Traffic was redirected to Washington State Route 272 towards Palouse and Washington State Route 27 towards Pullman while emergency responders managed the scene. Authorities remained on-site late into the evening, with no additional information released regarding the individuals involved. The incident highlights the dangers present on major highways in Washington state, especially during peak travel times. Fatal accidents on U.

S. highways have raised ongoing concerns about road safety measures and driver awareness. Community members are urged to exercise caution while driving in the area. The Washington State Patrol continues to investigate the circumstances surrounding the crash.

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