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An 18-year old Norfolk Teen died in a two-vehicle wreck in Knox County Wednesday afternoon.
According to the Nebraska State Patrol, a vehicle driven by Sara Hubert was struck by 17-year old Josh Rosberg, of Wausa, at about 3:45 p.m. at the Junction of Route 121 and Route 59 after Hubert failed to yield.
Rosberg was wearing a seatbelt while the deceased Hubert was not.
The accident is being investigated by the State Patrol.
