On July 27 at approximately 1:30 p.m. the Dawes County Sheriff's Office and Dawes County EMS responded to a report of a woman who collapsed in her rural Crawford home.&nbsp;

33-year-old Katie Yoder died at the scene.&nbsp;

"After a review of evidence and witness interviews, an autopsy was ordered to assist in the determination of the cause of death," Dawes County Attorney/Coroner Vance Haug said.&nbsp;

On July 28 the autopsy was completed at Regional West Medical Center in Scottsbluff.&nbsp;

"The findings of the investigation conclude that Mrs. Yoder died of natural causes," Haug added.&nbsp;

By KALIN KROHE Panhandle PostOn July 27 at approximately 1:30 p.m. the Dawes County Sheriff's Office and Dawes County EMS responded to a report of a woman who collapsed in her rural Crawford home.&nbsp;33-year-old Katie Yoder died at the scene.&nbsp;"After a review of evidence and witness interviews, an autopsy was ordered to assist in the determination of the cause of death," Dawes County Attorney/Coroner Vance Haug said.&nbsp;On July 28 the autopsy was completed at Regional West Medical Center in Scottsbluff.&nbsp;"The findings of the investigation conclude that Mrs. Yoder died of natural causes," Haug added.&nbsp;

Dawes Co. Sheriff's Office respond to death of Crawford woman