One person died and two others were critically injured in a car crash in West Valley City on Friday.
WEST VALLEY CITY —
Two cars collided near 3100 South and 3200 West. The driver of one car was unhurt. Of the four people in the other car, an SUV, one person died, two were hospitalized in critical condition, and another in serious condition as of Friday night, according to West Valley police.
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