News: 2 hospitalized after U.S. 290 pin-in crash in Oak Hill 

AUSTIN, TX – Two people were sent to a hospital for their injuries after a pin-in crash on the 6600 block of West U.S. 290 in the Oak Hill area Wednesday. 

This collision occurred near West William Cannon Drive before 6 a.m., ATCEMS indicated in a tweet. One person was pinned and extricated and suffered serious injuries. This person, along with one other (who sustained non-life-threatening injuries), was taken to St. David’s South Medical Center. 

Vehicle Rescue 6600blk W US 290 (05:59 x-street William Cannon) One patient pinned & has been extricated from vehicle. Pinned patient declared a trauma alert & transported to St. David’s South with serious injuries. Two additional patients on-scene. Expect #ATXTraffic delays. MTF pic.twitter.com/exSikrOk2V

— ATCEMS (@ATCEMS) August 16, 2023

One other person appeared to have sustained minor wounds but refused to be sent to a medical facility. 

It is not immediately clear what brought about the collision. 

Additional information will be provided as it becomes available. 

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