Families are grieving after separate crashes resulted in the loss of three lives. Two people were killed in one crash, which occurred at about 10:20 p.m. on Saturday. Newton County Sheriff Colton Havard provided this information.
The crashes took place in Newton and Jasper County. Further details about the incidents are available from the source.
A total of three people were killed in the separate crashes, with the remaining details not specified in the initial report.
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