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With school buses back on the road, as a parent you might be worried about safety in school bus and around school. According to the digital journal, School bus accidents may only represent a small number of total accidents. [...] (Read Article)

Man West Virginia Bus Related News

26 2023 - Alabama man facing sex abuse crimes gets charges dismissed and reduced
A local business owner in Ozark who was facing multiple sex abuse charges saw two of those charges dismissed and two reduced to misdemeanors in court on Wednesday. Clarence Metcalf, 58 of Ozark, was ...

26 2023 - Alabama man facing sex abuse crimes gets charges dismissed & reduced
A local business owner in Ozark who was facing multiple sex abuse charges saw two of those charges dismissed and two reduced to misdemeanors in court on Wednesday.

26 2023 - Ozark man facing sex abuse crimes gets charges dismissed & reduced
A local business owner in Ozark who was facing multiple sex abuse charges saw two of those charges dismissed and two reduced to misdemeanors in court on Wednesday.

26 2023 - Region man charged with 2017 murder, abuse of a corpse, police say
Hallett is accused of murdering and mutilating the body of 64-year-old Michigan City resident Paul Gonzales during November 2017, police said.

26 2023 - Montana schools working to comply with new state laws
After a busy 2023 session for K-12 education, school officials are now working to bring local policies in line with the Legislature’s latest raft of changes. News apps are nice, but how many stories ...

26 2023 - Parole denied for Curtis Forbes, formerly of Randolph, convicted of 1980 Columbus murder
A Randolph man convicted and sentenced to life in prison in 2010 for the beating and stabbing of an 18-year-old woman was denied parole by the Wisconsin Department of Corrections.

26 2023 - Jennie Stanley: A True Renaissance Woman
Jennie Stanley was known by many in the Pulaski County area. She was a former successful business owner. She was extremely active in politics. She loved to read and donate ...

26 2023 - ‘There was bad blood,’ 2020 Alabama murder trial begins
Monday morning, the murder trial of a Columbus man accused of shooting a man inside an unlicensed nightclub in Phenix City began. Jaquandre Bowen was 24 years old when ...

25 2023 - Critical Violations Reported At 6 Rockville Food Establishments
(Shutterstock) ROCKVILLE, MD — Officials from the Montgomery County Department of Health and Human Services inspects food preparation and storage businesses in Rockville. All Montgomery County ...

25 2023 - Enid man arrested for trying to abduct a teen from the bus stop
The Enid Police Department has confirmed the arrest of a 44-year-old Enid man this morning after he attempted to abduct a 13-year-old boy from a school bus stop.

25 2023 - Prosser officer with history of heroics helps rescue 12-year-old stuck in canal
The Chandler Canal stretches between Prosser to Kennewick and diverts water from the Yakima River for irrigation. This is not the first time Bustamante has been a hero. He received the Law Enforcement ...

25 2023 - Belleville Public Square reopens after three-month closure to replace aging water pipes
I have empathy for the local businesses. I get it. It’s been a disruption. But overall, they’ve been understanding and supportive,” said a water company spokesman.

25 2023 - New Milford school bus drivers wanted as All-Star experiences another 'shortage'
This is a carousel. Use Next and Previous buttons to navigate David Schneider, of Sherman, climbs into a school bus at All-Star Transportation in New Milford. All-Star was looking to recruit bus ...

25 2023 - Belleville News-Democrat to change print days, delivery method as digital transition evolves
Teri Maddox’s account of a 77-year-old Belleville man with a disability who ended up on the streets because of breakdowns in the system, and her report about a businessman making millions off of video ...

25 2023 - Councilman reignites call to shutter men’s shelter in Glendale after death of 25-year-old denizen
Glendale residents who live only blocks away from the men’s shelter on Cooper Avenue are well-informed on the recurring issues emanating from shelter inhabitants. A local business owner who spoke with ...

25 2023 - 'This has taken a toll on business': Jesup owner speaks out after arrest inside bar
The owner of a Jesup bar is speaking out after a man was arrested in June accused of drugging customers. Larry Dinkins owns the Strand Bistro and Chophouse in Jesup. He says John Yonkosky, who was ...

25 2023 - The 15 wealthiest people in Greater Manchester, according to the Insider North West Rich List 2023
Insider’s annual North West Rich List has been revealed and it’s dominated by Greater Manchester business leaders and entrepreneurs. Each year, the magazine delves into the net worth of the region’s ...

25 2023 - Buses in Greater Manchester are about to be brought under public control - here's what to expect
For instance, some people in the north of Greater Manchester or in Wigan might find it hard to get to Media City or the Airport. "Well, the Bee Network, hopefully will make that easier and cheaper for ...

25 2023 - California considers permanent ban on watering grass at businesses, even in non-drought years
California’s most-recent drought is over. Reservoirs are full. Ski season lasted until July. But despite the wet winter, an effort is gaining momentum in the state capitol to add manicured green grass ...

25 2023 - Proposed bill would limit how California businesses water decorative lawns
A proposed bill in the California legislature would extend make a drought-era restriction permanent, banning companies and industrial areas from using fresh water for keeping up decorative lawns.

25 2023 - California May Permanently Ban Grass Watering for Businesses
Despite an unusually wet winter, the state is considering making permanent a temporary ban on watering “ornamental turf” at corporate, industrial or government properties with potable water.