Police identified Bailee Lynn Rios, 36, as the driver of the 2004 Ford Expedition that hit the bus. Rios is suspected of reckless driving and running a red light with possible DUI.
Police say A student in Michigan crossing the street after getting off his school bus was nearly struck by an oncoming car that ignored the bus' flashing lights
British racer Ollie Millroy's Ferrari burst into flames during a China GT Championship race in Shanghai. Before emergency crews arrived, rival Dutch racer Loek Hartog charged into the fireball, pulled him from the wreck and, according to Millroy, saved his life.
A crash outside Houston sent a tractor trailer plunging off an overpass, leaving it dangling over the edge. The cab slammed to the ground below, but the driver luckily survived.
Jhenéy Wallace, a 20-year-old Victor Valley College basketball player who dreamed of reaching the WNBA, was killed when her vehicle plunged 80 feet down an embankment on California's I-15 freeway, leaving two other occupants in critical condition. Wallace was a passenger in a Hyundai Veloster traveling through the Cajon Pass on Wednesday, July 15, when […] The post College basketball player with WNBA dreams killed in I-15 Cajon Pass rollover crash at 20 appeared first on American Almanac .
Jhenéy Wallace, a 20-year-old Victor Valley College basketball player who dreamed of reaching the WNBA, was killed when her vehicle plunged 80 feet down an embankment on California's I-15 freeway, leaving two other occupants in critical condition. Wallace was a passenger in a Hyundai Veloster traveling through the Cajon Pass on Wednesday, July 15, when the car rolled off the freeway and tumbled down a steep embankment. San Bernardino County firefighters and paramedics reached the wreckage in triple-digit heat, airlifted one survivor, and hauled another up the slope on a rescue sled to a waiting ambulance. Wallace, a Victorville native, was pronounced dead at the scene . The two other occupants, Wallace's best friend and the friend's…Open
A man who was fleeing from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers was struck and killed by a vehicle in Florida on Tuesday. It is the third death involving ICE operations in recent days. An unidentified 28-year-old man was killed by a tractor-trailer as he was fleeing an encounter with federal law enforcement officers in St. Augustine, Florida. ICE officers chased four fleeing men after an early morning encounter with their vehicle in a convenience store parking lot, The Guardian reported . One individual reportedly ran onto a busy road during the chase and was hit by a semi truck. He died on the scene. (RELATED: REPORT: ICE Ends Most Vehicle Stops After Fatal Maine Shooting) The Department of Homeland Security (DHS)…Open