The name of the driver who was killed has not been released.
An SUV crashed into two vehicles and then a home in Cranston, Rhode Island, leaving the driver dead,The SUV hit a parked vehicle on Dyer Avenue, before hitting a second vehicle and then significantly damaging a home, WJAR reported.
The driver later died from their injuries, WJAR said, citing Major Todd Patalano of the Cranston Police Department.Get New England news, weather forecasts and entertainment stories to your inbox.
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