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Former Calhoun County bus driver pleads guilty in 2024 DUI crash
CALHOUN COUNTY, W.Va. — An ex-school bus driver in Calhoun County pleaded guilty Thursday in relation to a 2024 incident that injured over a dozen students. Jeffrey Brannon, 55, of Big Bend, pleaded guilty to three counts of DUI causing serious bodily injury and 16 counts of child neglect creating risk of serious bodily injury or death.
School districts across Oklahoma are struggling to keep bus routes running as fewer bus drivers sign on for the job. Heather ...
Aspira High School officials say only certified school resource officers and constables are permitted to carry firearms on their school grounds.
Hearings have been scheduled for all of Randolph County’s school bus drivers, who have been recommended to be transferred to ...
Miami Gardens police have confirmed two men are dead after a Miami-Dade public transit bus driver opened fire following an ...
RAVE to the Route 13 bus driver who watched me fruitlessly banging on the window of a departing D Line bus trying to catch it ...
The Lee’s Summit R-7 School District conducted a test-drive job fair for prospective bus drivers Wednesday, April 9, 2025, in ...
The Miami-Dade bus driver who police said shot and killed two passengers on Sunday has been placed on administrative leave, a ...
On the evening of March 30, Madison police arrested a man for assaulting a driver on a bus traveling down East Washington ...
Arizona Sen. Mark Kelly has introduced a new bill that he says will address the nationwide shortage of school bus drivers.
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