Teen injured in weather-related crash on I-90 near Kellogg

A 17-year-old girl from Kellogg was injured Saturday morning when her car spun out on Interstate 90 and was hit by a semi.

The girl was driving east in a 1998 Buick Century near Kellogg shortly after 8:30 a.m. when she tried to pass a car hauler, according to the Idaho State Police. She lost control on the snow-covered road and spun out before being hit by the car hauler, which was driven by 69-year-old David Boldt of Missoula.

The teen was taken to Shoshone Medical Center for treatment of her injuries. Boldt was not injured. The highway was partially shut down for nearly three hours.