An Edmonds woman died in this single-car crash on Highway 530 near Oso on Sunday. (Washington State Patrol)
Her car reportedly failed to negotiate a curve and struck a utility pole.
OSO — An Edmonds woman died on Sunday in a single-car collision on Highway 530, about 2 miles east of Oso, the Washington State Patrol said.
Kathryn R. Wright, 26, died at the scene after she apparently lost control of her westbound sedan, which struck a utility pole after 2 p.m., the patrol said.
The vehicle was reportedly traveling at a high speed and failed to negotiate a curve.
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