MAGNA — Authorities are investigating whether a blown tire caused a head-on crash that killed two people and seriously injured a woman outside Magna. Utah Highway Patrol Corporal Todd Johnson says a vehicle driven by the woman swerved into oncoming traffic a little after 10 a.m. Friday on State Road 201 near Interstate 80. Her vehicle struck a Ford Fiesta, and the two adults inside were killed. The woman was taken to a hospital by air ambulance. The identities of the people involved and the genders of the people killed weren’t immediately available.
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