Macsville Township Rollover Injures Herman Man

Macsville Township (trfnews.i234.me) — A Herman man suffered life-threatening injuries in a rollover crash Sunday morning.

The crash happened at about 6:57 a.m. on September 20, 2026.

It occurred near Highway 27 and County Road 14 in Grant County.

Only one vehicle was involved in the crash.

Vehicle Leaves Highway 27

A 2013 Infiniti FX37 was traveling east on Highway 27 near mile marker 47.

The vehicle veered left and crossed the westbound lane, according to the crash report.

It then entered the westbound ditch and struck an approach.

The impact launched the Infiniti into the air.

The vehicle landed on its front end before rolling several times.

The road surface was dry when the crash occurred.

Aaron Russell Larson, 49, of Herman, was driving the Infiniti.

Larson suffered injuries described as life-threatening.

He was taken to Elbow Lake Hospital for medical treatment.

The crash report said Larson was not wearing a seat belt.

Airbags deployed during the crash.

Alcohol was not suspected in connection with the incident.

No passengers were listed in the vehicle.

Grant County emergency crews responded to the crash scene.

Lake Region Ambulance also assisted following the rollover.

The incident was listed as an injury crash under report number 26901593.

The report was last updated at 10:42 a.m. on September 20.

No other vehicles were listed as being involved.

The crash report did not explain why the Infiniti crossed the highway.

Drivers can check current road conditions through Minnesota 511.

Traffic safety information is available through the Minnesota Department of Public Safety.

Motorists are urged to wear seat belts during every trip.

Seat belts can reduce the risk of serious injury during a rollover.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.