A driver was hurt when his car went airborne and crashed in Central Kansas.
According to the Kansas Highway Patrol, 38-year-old Mario Arias from Great Bend was driving a 1999 Toyota Camry headed north on K-156 Highway. He lost control, went off the north side of the road, and into a field access drive. The car became airborne, struck the north ditch and came to a rest facing south.
Arias, who was not buckled up, suffered suspected serious injuries. He was transported to a Wichita hospital.
The crash happened during the noon hour on Saturday in Ellsworth County, on K-156 Highway at the 149 mile marker just west of Ave U.
