A 28-year-old woman remains in a Missoula hospital after rolling her car over on her way to Thanksgiving dinner.

The Montana Highway Patrol reports that Debra Miller was on her way to Superior for the holiday when she over-corrected on I-90, went through a fence and rolled into the ditch between the interstate and Frontage Road.

The force of the crash ejected her from her car and she and landed on Frontage Road. Montana Highway Patrol Trooper Rich Salois says she wasn't wearing a seat belt and speed and alcohol were factors in the accident.

He added that Miller remains at St. Patrick Hospital recovering from what's described as severe injuries.

- Robin O'Day reporting from KPAX in Missoula

(from November 26, 2009) A woman was taken to the hospital on Thanksgiving day following a one car rollover accident which happened on Frontage Road near Frenchtown.

The Montana Highway Patrol reports that she drove off I-90, went through a fence and into the ditch between the Interstate and Frontage Road.

The force of the crash ejected her from her car and she landed on Frontage Road. Drivers of another car on the road at the time say the woman passed them and began to swerve ahead of them before the crash.

The MHP is investigating to see whether or not the driver was wearing a seat belt. There's been no immediate word on the extent of her injuries.

- Breanna Roy reporting from KPAX in Missoula