Utah woman killed by Drowsy Driver | 
Idaho State Police are investigating a rollover crash on Interstate 84 Sunday night that killed one woman and sent two people to the hospital, one of those a toddler.
After talking with witnesses, troopers think the driver may have fallen asleep.
“There were no indications of erratic driving patterns that would lead us to believe it was anything other than a distraction or a drowsy driver,” said Sgt. John Stauffer.
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