In a letter sent to families on Thursday afternoon, the Mars Area School District informed families that the bus driver from a crash last week has died. "It is with a deep sorrow and a heavy heart that we inform you of the tragic passing of William "Bob" Miller,

Jean Marsden, 58, died on March 7 while transporting two Holland Patent School District students after another Holland Patent School District bus hit her head-on. Jean Marsden was called a "...proud woman with boundless energy and effortless charm.

The Washington State Patrol says two cars crashed into a school bus with students onboard in Mason County. It happened Thursday afternoon on State Route 3 at Johns Prairie Road. Troopers say at least one person has minor injuries.

One child was in critical condition after the school bus crashed on its way from New Jersey to New York on Monday, the mayor of Montvale said.

A crash involving a school bus left two high school students injured Thursday afternoon in Mason County. Washington State Patrol Trooper Katherine Weatherwax said it happened along State Route 3 at Johns Prairie Road. “The school bus rear-ended a vehicle, which pushed it into oncoming traffic and struck another vehicle,” Weatherwax said.

The driver of a school bus that crashed in Butler County last week has died. Mars Area School District and A.J. Myers & Sons Inc. announced the death of William “Bob” Miller on Thursday. The bus Miller was driving hit a tree on Three Degree Road in Adams Township just a week earlier.

On Thursday Morning, a school bus crash occurred in Butler County. According to the Adams Township police chief, the driver and two students were injured and taken to the hospital. There were 30-40 students on board.