A family from Washington traveling east in a red Honda on I-90 early Sunday morning on their way to meet other family members to vacation in Yellowstone Park was struck head-on  by a pickup truck traveling the wrong direction. The driver of the pickup truck was ejected from his vehicle and was pronounced dead at the scene. An 8 year-old boy, a passenger in the Honda was also killed in the crash.

Highway Patrol trooper Drew Novak was first on the scene and says there were containers of alcohol in the truck, and the driver may have been intoxicated. The driver of the Honda, a 37 year-man, was seriously injured and flown to Seattle for treatment, while a 29 year-old woman and her 5 year-old son were both transported to St. Patrick Hospital where Novak says there are in stable condition. The investigation into the two-fatality accident is ongoing by the Montana Highway Patrol and the Missoula County Sheriff's Department.

Senior Deputy Two and Acting County Coroner Jace Dicken with the Missoula County Sheriff's department says the driver of the pickup was ejected from the vehicle onto the passing lane where he was struck by several vehicles, including a semi-truck.

The Missoula County Sheriff's Department is also asking motorists along I-90 in the Clinton area to be on the lookout for a small black dog with pointy ears with a red handkerchief around its neck that was in the red Honda at the time of the crash. Deputies say the dog ran away from the crash scene, and the family would appreciate it if the dog could be found and returned. Please call the Sheriff's Office at 258-4810 with any information.

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