One person was killed in a crash early Saturday in St. Paul.
An SUV crashed into a car at the intersection of Earl Street and Maryland Avenue E. south of Lake Phalen, St. Paul police said. Police photos show the front of the SUV, which had hit a tree on the sidewalk, with its rear wheels suspended above the ground.
A passenger in the SUV was killed. The condition of the drivers was unknown Saturday evening.
The fronts of both vehicles were heavily damaged.
Officials are investigating.
Miguel Otárola
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