GRAND ISLAND, Neb. (AP) – Two men have died in a collision on an Interstate 80 interchange in Grand Island. The Hall County sheriff’s office says 19-year-olds Tailey Taryon and Fred Tardey, of Grand Island, were killed Saturday afternoon when their vehicle collided with a semi. A third person in their vehicle has been hospitalized in critical condition. The sheriff’s office says Taryon’s vehicle was exiting I-80 and failed to stop at a stop sign, driving into the path of the semi driven by 36-year-old Michael Wilson, of Hastings. Wilson was not hurt.