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2 seriously hurt in 3-vehicle crash in Fargo

By Pat Sweeney Nov 28, 2022 | 12:51 PM

Two drivers were seriously hurt in a three-vehicle accident involving a Fargo school bus with no children on board.

The North Dakota Highway Patrol says, around 9:00 AM today (Mon), the northbound bus rear-ended a Jeep Wrangler that stopped to make a left turn on 25th Street South in southeast Fargo.

The Jeep entered the southbound lanes… hit an SUV… then rolled onto its roof, ejecting the driver. The SUV went onto a sidewalk and hit a tree.

The driver of the Jeep, 31-year-old Timothy Gruchow of Fargo, was seriously injured and transported to Essentia Hospital.

The SUV driver, 51-year-old Evon Wilson of Fargo, sustained serious injuries and was transported to Sanford Hospital.

The bus driver, 66-year-old Rose Schlaht of Fargo, was not hurt.

Troopers say the crash and any related criminal charges remain under investigation.

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