OSHAWA TOWNSHIP, Minn. (trfnews.i234.me) — A St. Peter woman was injured early Saturday when her SUV left Highway 169 and struck a median.
The crash happened October 31, 2026, around 12:05 a.m. near mile marker 61 in Oshawa Township, Nicollet County.
According to the Minnesota State Patrol, the driver suffered non-life-threatening injuries and was transported to a hospital.
GMC Acadia Leaves Highway 169 and Strikes Median
The crash involved a 2014 GMC Acadia traveling southbound on Highway 169.
According to the State Patrol, the SUV left the roadway and collided with the highway median.
The incident occurred near mile marker 61 in Nicollet County.
No other vehicles were involved in the reported crash.
Authorities reported that road conditions were dry when the incident occurred.
The State Patrol has not identified what caused the vehicle to leave the roadway.
The available information does not describe the vehicle’s speed or the events immediately before the collision.
St. Peter Woman Injured and Transported to Hospital
The Minnesota State Patrol identified the driver as Jeannie Marie Liebl, 48, of St. Peter, Minnesota.
Liebl suffered injuries classified as non-life-threatening following the crash.
She was transported to River’s Edge Hospital in St. Peter for medical treatment.
The State Patrol did not provide details about her specific injuries.
No additional information about her condition following hospital treatment was included in the report.
Investigators confirmed that Liebl was wearing a seat belt when the collision occurred.
The GMC Acadia’s airbags deployed during the crash, according to the official report.

Emergency Crews Respond to Nicollet County Crash
Multiple emergency agencies responded to the early morning collision.
Responding agencies included St. Peter Fire Department and Allina Ambulance.
The Blue Earth County Sheriff’s Office also assisted with the response.
Police departments from St. Peter, North Mankato, and Mankato were also listed as responding agencies.
Emergency crews assisted at the scene while authorities handled the crash investigation.
The report does not specify how long emergency personnel remained at the location.
Investigators reported that alcohol was not suspected as a factor involving the driver.
No citations or criminal charges were identified in the available State Patrol summary.
Minnesota State Patrol Releases Highway 169 Crash Details
The Minnesota State Patrol identified the incident under crash report number 26201910.
The collision falls within the agency’s Mankato district.
The official report was last updated Saturday, October 31, 2026, at 1:38 a.m.
It identifies one injured driver and one vehicle involved in the crash.
The report does not establish a final cause for the collision.
Readers can review the official Minnesota State Patrol crash report for available information.
Motorists can also visit Minnesota 511 for current highway conditions and traffic information.
I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.
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