10:15 a.m. May 27: Updated with the name of the person killed.

One person has died and another is hospitalized after a vehicle hit a tree Saturday, May 23, along Interstate 105, Eugene Springfield Fire officials said.

Desmond Henry Bradley, 20, was killed, Eugene police said Wednesday. Authorities did not immediately release his name after the collision.

Eugene police said Bradley was the driver of a GMC Jimmy that hit a large fir tree.

Eugene Springfield Fire and the Eugene Police Department responded to the crash shortly before 7 a.m. Saturday. The vehicle was eastbound on Interstate 105 just east of Coburg Road. The vehicle left the road, hitting the tree and came to a rest on its side off the roadway and against a fence, Eugene Springfield Fire said.

Firefighters provided patient care and extricated the surviving occupant who was pinned in the vehicle. That occupant was taken with serious injuries to PeaceHealth Sacred Heart Medical Center at RiverBend.

Correspondent Jaime Adame contributed to this article.

Ben Botkin covers politics and policy in Lane County. He has worked as a journalist since 2003, most recently at the Oregon Capital Chronicle, where he covered justice, health and human services and documented regional efforts to combat fentanyl addiction. Botkin has worked in statehouses in Idaho, Nevada, Oklahoma and, of course, Oregon. When he's not working, you'll find him road tripping across the West, hiking or surfing along the Oregon Coast.