Woman critically injured, dog killed in crash in Spanish Fork

Spanish Fork police and emergency crews are investigating a crash involving a semitruck and a car that occurred near 1300 E. Center Street and U.S. 6 Wednesday afternoon.

<p>SPANISH FORK — Spanish Fork police and emergency crews are investigating a crash Wednesday involving a semitruck and a car that critically injured one person and killed a dog.

</p><p>A 50-year-old woman was driving east and attempted to turn left on a yellow light and was struck by a semitruck, Lt. Cory Slaymaker said.

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