Graves County, KY – Two People Injured in Crash at KY 94 & KY 381

Graves County, KY (February 10, 2026) – Two people suffered injuries on Sunday, February 8, following a two-vehicle accident at a rural intersection in Graves County. The crash occurred around 9:40 a.m. near the intersection of State Route 94 East and State Route 381.

Authorities reported that a 2013 Jeep Wrangler traveled north on KY 381 and stopped at a posted stop sign. After stopping, the driver entered the intersection and moved into the path of a westbound vehicle traveling on KY 94 East. The two vehicles collided inside the intersection.

After the initial impact, the westbound vehicle left the roadway. It then struck a vacant building located at the northwest corner of the intersection. Officials confirmed that the building was unoccupied at the time of the crash.

The driver of the westbound vehicle, a 75-year-old man from Murray, Kentucky, suffered injuries in the accident. His wife, also 75 years old and a passenger in the vehicle, was injured as well. Emergency responders transported both individuals to a local hospital for treatment of non-life-threatening injuries.

The driver of the Jeep Wrangler, a 45-year-old man from McKenzie, Tennessee, reported no injuries at the scene. 

Emergency units responded to assist with medical care and scene safety. Officials worked to secure the area and assess damage following the collision. Investigators reviewed the scene and gathered information from those involved.

Authorities continue to investigate the cause of the crash. 

Our thoughts remain with the injured victims as they receive care and recover.

What Documents Do I Need to File a Car Accident Claim in Kentucky?

Medical records are one of the most important pieces of documentation. Emergency room reports, follow-up visits, diagnostic tests, and treatment plans help link injuries to the accident. Even non-life-threatening injuries may require continued care, which should be well documented.

A police crash report also plays a key role. This report usually includes the date, time, location, vehicles involved, and injuries noted at the scene. Insurance companies often request a copy when reviewing a claim.

Insurance information is another important item to keep. Policy details, claim numbers, and written communication with insurance providers may help track the progress of a claim. Organized records can reduce confusion during follow-up discussions.

Documentation related to expenses may also matter. Medical bills, prescription receipts, and records of missed work can help explain the financial impact of a collision. Even short periods away from work can create added costs.

All of these records help show how the accident occurred, what injuries resulted, and how the crash affected daily life. Collecting documents early often makes the process smoother.

A car accident lawyer can help explain how documentation fits into a crash claim in Kentucky. Legal guidance can clarify which records may be helpful and how timelines affect available options. Each accident involves different details, and documentation needs can vary.

If you have questions after a crash in Kentucky, our team can help explain your available next steps. At Byrnes Law Office, we have experience reviewing accident cases and explaining how medical records, insurance paperwork, and documentation may apply. 

To learn more about how crash claims and required documentation may apply in your situation, contact Byrnes Law Office at (502) 364-2500.

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