A bicyclist was hit by a truck and killed at an intersection in Chanhassen, authorities said.
The collision occurred about 1:50 p.m. Wednesday on Hwy. 5 at Market Boulevard, the State Patrol said.
The bicyclist, 52-year-old Robert A. Graf of Grand Rapids, Minn., was "crossing the intersection against the light" while heading north on Market and was hit by a westbound truck on Hwy. 5, a State Patrol statement read.
The patrol said Graf did not have on a helmet.
The truck driver, 60-year-old Kim C. Miller of Hugo, was not hurt.
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