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What Happened on State Highway 6 — and What Your Family Needs to Know Right Now If you are reading this page, someone you love is gone. A woman from Waco was killed in a crash on State Highway 6, and you are sitting with a grief that has no manual. We are not going to pretend this page can fix that. What we can do is give you the one thing that actually helps in the hours and days after a fatal crash: the truth about what is happening right now, what is already disappearing, and what you still have the power to protect. State Highway 6 is a major north-south Texas highway that cuts through the Waco metropolitan area, connecting the Brazos Valley to points north and south. It is a high-speed, rural-style state highway with mixed traffic — commuter vehicles, commercial trucks serving regional freight corridors, agricultural equipment — running alongside stretches with at-grade intersections and limited access control. That combination of highway speed, cross-traffic conflict points, and mixed vehicle types is what makes SH 6 the kind of road that has seen fatal and serious-injury crashes before. The exact location of this crash, the number of…