Kansas Highway Patrol

An El Dorado man dies after his bicycle is hit by a car. The crash happened around 2:30 Thursday afternoon on U.S. 77 near Augusta. The Kansas Highway Patrol says 49-year-old Roger Joyce died at the scene. The driver of the car and a passenger, a child, were not hurt. Police say Joyce was wearing a helmet at the time of the crash.    

The Kansas Highway Patrol is warning drivers to be aware of an imposter.  Emergency officials tell us someone is pretending to be a KHP trooper. Officials tell us the impersonator pulled over a driver on K-42 in Kingman County.  The suspect handcuffed the driver, searched the car and stole a pocket knife.   He never gave a reason for the stop. He was wearing a dark navy uniform, but didn't give his name or badge number. Troopers tell us they will always have a badge of office on their shirt along with a nametag.

A Medicine Lodge woman dies in an early morning crash in Kingman County. The accident happened around 2:50 Friday morning on U.S. 54 at the Cunningham exit. The Kansas Highway Patrol says 35-year-old Jami Danielle Romine was driving west when she left the roadway and lost control of her truck, causing it to roll. Romine was taken to a Kingman hospital where she died. A man riding with her was injured. Investigators say neither were wearing a seat belt.

A car crash kills two sisters from Andover.  The girls were on their way home from a music festival in Tennessee.  They were near Emporia when 18- year-old Kyle Moody and 19-year-old Holland Moody were killed. Friends describe them as happy go lucky girls with bright futures. Click here to see pictures of the Moody sisters “They were both sweethearts, they did everything they could to make everybody else happy.  They were the ones who forgave everybody,” said Holland's boyfriend Jason Axtell.

Two people were killed in separate crashes in Western Kansas Saturday. The Kansas Highway Patrol says the first crash happened just east of Garden City on K-156. KHP says 73-year-old JD Brewer was riding his motorcycle when he swerved to avoid debris in the roadway. He lost control and left the roadway. Brewer was killed. No other vehicles were involved. Authorities say he was wearing a helmet. The second deadly crash happened Saturday afternoon in Gray County. KHP says 21-year-old Joseph Combs of Garden City was headed west on Highway 50 when his car moved into the oncoming lanes and struck a semi head-on.

A 19-year-old from Texas dies in a crash Wednesday in Ford County. The crash happened just after 5:30 p.m. on Eagle Road about six-and-a-half miles west of Spearville. The Kansas Highway Patrol says 19-year-old Thomas Vernard Mosley, Jr., of Humble, Texas was driving west on Eagle Road when for some reason he ran off the road. The KHP says Mosley over-corrected, went off the other side of the road and hit an embankment. Mosley was taken to a Dodge City hospital where he died.

A driver of a farm machine is unaware of a man working underneath it, and accidentally runs over him. The accident happened Thursday afternoon in a field southeast of Deerfield. The Kansas Highway Patrol says a Pierceville man crawled underneath a forage harvester to work on it when the driver of the harvester started to drive away. Investigators say the driver was unaware of the man working on the vehicle. The victim was taken to a hospital in Kearny County.

33 year-old Nicholas Lindly of Atlanta was killed this morning when the semi-trailer truck he was driving crashed according to Kansas Highway Patrol. The accident happened three miles south of Leon in Butler County. Kansas Highway Patrol officials say Lindly was driving northbound on Cole Creek Road when he lost control of the vehicle and overturned in the ditch. The tanker Lindly was hauling contained liquid fertilizer.