ELKHART COUNTY, Ind. -- Two drivers suffered injuries following a two-vehicle crash Monday morning on US 6 near C.R. 127.

The Elkhart County Sheriff's Office reports a Chevrolet Malibu, driven by 20-year-old Aaron Kemper of Goshen, was traveling south on C.R. 127 at US 6 when deputies say e disregarded the stop sign.

Authorities say a Chevrolet Express, driven by a 56-year-old Butler, Ind. man, then collided into Kemper's driver side.

The crash caused Kemper's car to go off the road into a nearby cornfield, while the Express went off road on the other side before striking a brick barn.

Kember was taken to the hospital for a broken collarbone and was cited for Disregarding a Stop Sign.

The Butler man had trouble breathing and was taken to the hospital for fractured ribs.