Two people were critically hurt in a two-car crash Wednesday morning.

According to Metro Police, the crash happened at about 3:30 at Eastern and Camero Avenues, near Wigwam Parkway.

Police say a woman, identified by police as 27-year-old Jennifer Hemphill, driving a Mazda 3 crossed from the northbound lane of Eastern Avenue into the southbound travel lane, hitting a Pontiac Grand Prix that was driven by 27-year-old Kiron Williams.

Both drivers were taken to Sunrise Hospital in critical condition.

The crash is under investigation.

HENDERSON, Nev. -- Some Henderson residents say they are living in fear after a recent string of confrontations with coyotes. In one case, a woman's small dog was snatched by a coyote as she walked the pet.

Since October, residents in the MacDonald Ranch community near the 215 and Stephanie Street say they have been dealing with aggressive coyotes. Someone shared a picture they took last fall of five coyotes sunning themselves on a golf course.

"I've seen coyotes, but I never thought this would happen to me," said Rachel Lundman, who lost her dog to a coyote.

She was walking her dog Jazzy last month, in the middle of the afternoon, when the coyote attacked.

"The last thing I remember is turning around and seeing my dog scooped up in a coyote's mouth and it starting to run off," she said.

The city of Henderson is offering a leadership training program for teenagers this summer.

The Teens-N-Training or TNT junior leader program will provide teens ages 14 and 15 hands-on experiences designed to promote leadership and responsibility.

The cost is $110 per teen. Applications will be available starting March 11 at cityofhenderson.com and all Henderson recreation centers.

City leaders hope the program will help guide more teens into becoming recreation leaders and provide support for the city's youth summer camps. The teens selected for the program will be given assignments based on interests and skills.

Teens in the program maybe able to apply those hours to community service credits in the Clark County School District. Participants should contact their school guidance counselors in advance for details.