A driver ran a red light Thursday morning, causing a T-bone crash in east El Paso.Police are trying to determine who’s at fault for the crash, which forced officers to block off Gateway West at Sumac for several hours as they diagrammed the scene.Police say a 56-year-old woman driving a 1991 Toyota Corolla who they said may have been intoxicated was headed down Gateway West as a 35-year-old man driving a black Cavalier was headed north on Sumac Drive. Officers said one of them ran the red light causing the crash.A 76-year-old passenger in the woman’s car suffered a broken leg. The woman suffered serious injuries.The driver from the Cavalier suffered minor injuries.They were all taken to Thomason Hospital.
Copyright 2009 by KFOXTV.com. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.
Which companies received money from the Troubled Asset Relief Program, or TARP? And which companies have begun to repay the government? Find out with our interactive graph. Full Story ››
In Bored Room: Are you looking to save a few bucks this spring? Instead of heading to the shopping mall, consider searching for items at yard sales, garage sales and flea markets instead. Full Story ›› Plus: Where Are 'Rhoda' Stars Today?
El Paso's Most Wanted
NM Ski Report
Become A Fan Of KFOX-TV
Healthy Snacks That Control Hunger
Warrior Wednesday
Twitter With KFOX
At The Movies
The 15 Biggest Tech Flops
KFOX Reporter Blogs
Find The Cheapest Gas Prices Near You
What's Your Turning Point
T-Bone Crash Shuts Down Intersection
Copyright 2009 by KFOXTV.com. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.