Braden Miller, 10, and Bobby Burris, 37, killed and Linda Hobbs, 66, critically injured in car collision with train on Highway 71 in Ogden, Arkansas

Little River County, Ark. authorities on scene of deadly crash involving train (Source: KSLA News 12 Fred Gamble) Arkansas State Police are investigating a deadly wreck in Ogden involving a car and a train Thursday. It happened around 5:30 p.m. on Highway 71 in Little River County, Arkansas. As with any developing story, the information contained in this article is preliminary and is subject to change as the investigation continues. Investigators say they're still trying to determine exactly how the crash happened. Police say two people died and another is in critical condition at CHRISTUS St.

Little River County Sheriff Gary Gregory says one person was pronounced dead at the scene. A second person died at a hospital in Ashtown about an hour later. A third person is being treated for life-threatening injuries at a Texarkana, Texas, hospital. The Ogden Volunteer Fire Department and First Responders provided emergency care and removed the victims.

Thursday on Highway 71 near Pine Street in Little River County, Ark. Another passenger, 37-year-old Bobby Burris, was taken to Little River Memorial Hospital, where he later died. As with any developing story, the information contained in this article is preliminary and is subject to change as the investigation continues. Police say 10-year-old Braden Miller, a passenger in the car, died at the scene. Preliminary reports suggest the eastbound vehicle was trying to cross the tracks when it was struck, according to investigators.

The boy and man killed were close family friends, and their deaths are being felt through out most of Little River County. Bobby Burris, 37, was taken to Little River Memorial Hospital, where he later died. Little River County, Ark. authorities on the scene of the deadly car-train collision Jan. 21. (Fred Gamble/KSLA News 12) Braden Miller (left), 10, and 37-year-old Bobby Burris died as a result of a car-train collision Jan. 21 in Ogden, Ark. (Submitted family photos) Two Southwest Arkansas families are mourning 2 of their loved ones who died as a result of a car-train collision. They said they had just left the house with a close family friend when the collision occurred. "We will be providing extra support; and extra counselors will be available as long as they are needed."