Seven Injured, Horse Euthanized After SUV Collides With Buggy in Coffey County
In Coffey County, Kansas, seven individuals sustained injuries and a horse was euthanized following a collision where an SUV struck a horse-drawn buggy.

Charlotte, NC, September 7, 2026 — A collision involving an SUV and a horse-drawn buggy in Coffey County, Kansas, resulted in injuries to seven individuals and the subsequent euthanasia of a horse. The incident occurred on [Date Not Provided] at [Time Not Provided] on [Location Not Provided].
According to available information, a horse-drawn buggy was struck by an SUV. The exact circumstances leading to the collision, including the direction of travel for both vehicles and specific road conditions, were not immediately detailed. The severity of the injuries sustained by the seven individuals has not been specified.
Following the impact, the horse involved in the collision sustained injuries severe enough that it required euthanasia. The status of the individuals’ injuries, ranging from minor to critical, was not disclosed in the summary provided. It is also unclear if any occupants of the SUV were among those injured, or if all injured parties were associated with the buggy.
Authorities were called to the scene to manage the aftermath of the incident. Investigations into the cause of the collision are presumed to be underway, though no specific investigative agencies or outcomes were mentioned. Details regarding any citations issued, or further actions taken by law enforcement or animal welfare officials, are also not available.
The event highlights potential safety concerns regarding the interaction of motorized vehicles with non-motorized transport, particularly in areas where horse-drawn buggies may be in use. Further information regarding the timeline of events, the condition of the injured individuals, and the findings of any official investigation is expected to be released as it becomes available.
Story summarized from the original created by Maya Daniels, Gray News staff on www.wbtv.com, see more information here.