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Fatal Crash in Calhoun County, Michigan, Leaves Passenger Dead

Marengo Township crash remains under Calhoun County Sheriff investigation

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Fatal Crash in Calhoun County, Michigan, Leaves Passenger Dead

A fatal crash in Calhoun County, Michigan, left one passenger dead and two drivers injured during the early hours of October 31st, 2026.

 

Calhoun County Sheriff’s deputies responded shortly after 3:45 a.m. near B Drive North and 20 1/2 Mile Road in Marengo Township.

 

Investigators said the first vehicle left the roadway and struck a tree.

 

A second vehicle then collided with the first vehicle a short time later.

 

Emergency crews found the first driver pinned beneath the vehicle but conscious and able to communicate with responders.

 

A passenger in the back seat was unresponsive.

 

Deputies and Marengo Township firefighters began lifesaving efforts before Marshall Ambulance personnel arrived and assumed medical care.

 

The passenger was pronounced dead at the scene.

 

The first driver was taken to Henry Ford Jackson Hospital with serious injuries that authorities described as not life-threatening.

 

The second driver sustained minor injuries and received treatment at the scene.

 

The cause of the first crash remains undetermined, and investigators are still reviewing the circumstances surrounding both collisions.

 

The Marshall Police Department, Marshall Ambulance and Marengo Township Fire Department assisted at the scene.

 

Anyone with information can contact Lt. Ben Hess at 269-781-0880 or submit an anonymous tip through Silent Observer at 269-964-3888.

 

For other non-emergency public-safety requests, Calhoun County Consolidated Dispatch lists 269-781-0911.

 

Where did the Marengo Township crash occur?

 

It occurred near B Drive North and 20 1/2 Mile Road in Marengo Township.

 

What injuries were reported?

 

A passenger died, the first driver suffered serious but non-life-threatening injuries, and the second driver had minor injuries.

 

Is the Calhoun County crash investigation finished?

 

No. The Sheriff’s Office says the cause and circumstances remain under investigation.

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