MOSCOW, Idaho – The Idaho State Police said a pregnant woman has died following a single-vehicle crash and that her child was delivered and is in critical condition.

Police told the Moscow-Pullman Daily News that 19-year-old Keesha Degraw was ejected from a vehicle when it rolled Friday evening.

Degraw died at Gritman Medical Center in Moscow, and her child was airlifted to Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center in Spokane.

Also injured in the crash were the driver, 28-year-old Sean O’Laughlin, and another passenger, Bryan O’Laughlin, 23.

Police said 22-year-old Rylee O’Laughlin and 6-month-old William O’Laughlin were also passengers.

The vehicle hit a patch of loose gravel, causing it to slide sideways, police say.

Associated Press

Car hit during U-turn attempt

A Desmet, Idaho, woman was hospitalized Saturday after attempting to make a U-turn and being struck by a semitruck about 4:40 p.m. on Highway 95 near Worley, according to police.

Shelby M. Lozon, 28, was northbound in a Ford Focus on the highway when she pulled over to the right shoulder, preparing to make a U-turn, according to an Idaho State Police news release.

When attempting the U-turn, she pulled out in front of a Freightliner semitruck driven by Harley W. Catlow, 46, of Spokane Valley, the report said.

Lozon, who police said was not wearing a seat belt, was taken to Kootenai Medical Center in Coeur d’Alene, where she was treated and released.

Her passenger, Stephen K. Mahone, 30, was not wearing a seat belt but was uninjured, the news release said.

Catlow was also uninjured.

Lozon was cited, ISP reported.

Chelsea Bannach