• February 06, 2017

Brian Huber Injured in Steele, MO, Single-Vehicle Accident

Steele, MO -- February 3, 2017, Brian Huber was injured due to an accident in which his vehicle lost control and crashed off the highway.

The Missouri State Police were called to the accident scene just after 2:00 a.m. The crash happened at the intersection County Road 465 and County Road 488, north of the Arkansas/Missouri state border.

Their preliminary investigations indicate that 53-year-old Huber was traveling northbound along CR 465 in a pickup. For reasons unclear, the vehicle lost control and ran through an intersection. This caused the vehicle to leave the roadway where it ran into a ditch and crashed.

Huber requires air transport to a nearby hospital for his injuries. They were said to be serious but were not further specified.

Authorities have not yet said what factors contributed to the accident. Their investigations are ongoing.

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