TRI-CITIES — Long time Benton-Franklin Fair board member Mike Ross has been killed in an accident on his property in Franklin County.
He was mowing weeds on his property Wednesday when he hit a large cement pipe. The impact caused the tractor to roll on top of Ross, trapping him.
Franklin County Coroner Dan Blasdel told KONA Ross died of asphyxiation.
(KONA)
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