One person was killed in a crash south of Gray Mountain on U.S. 89 Tuesday morning, Arizona Department of Public Safety officials said.
The crash, which occurred at 11:05 a.m., was a head on collision involving two SUVs, DPS spokesman Quentin Mehr said in an email.
One of the SUV drivers, John J. Clements, 83, of Salina, Utah, was pronounced deceased at the scene. Two other people who were in the other vehicle were taken to the hospital for treatment, Mehr said.
The crash forced officials to close the road, but it reopened early Tuesday afternoon, Mehr said. The cause of the crash is under investigation.
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