Two killed in Mesa crash involving school bus
Two people were killed in a crash between a passenger vehicle and a school bus in Mesa, Arizona, on Nov. 6, 2026, according to the Mesa Police Department.
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Two adults in a passenger vehicle died in a collision with a school bus in Mesa, Arizona, on Nov. 6, 2026. The bus driver was hospitalized and no students were on board.

Two people were killed in a crash between a passenger vehicle and a school bus in Mesa, Arizona, on Nov. 6, 2026, according to the Mesa Police Department.
The collision occurred around 4:30 p.m. near Southern Avenue. FOX 10 Phoenix reported the location as near Southern Avenue and 80th Street, while KTAR.com reported it as near Southern Avenue and Hawes Road.
"Both adult occupants of the passenger vehicle sustained fatal injuries and were pronounced dead at the scene. The school bus driver was transported to a local hospital for medical treatment, and his condition is not known at this time," Mesa Police Det. Jose Aguirre said.
No students were on the bus during the crash.
Investigators have not determined the cause of the collision, and the victims' names have not been released. Westbound lanes of Southern Avenue at Hawes Road were closed while police officers investigated the scene, according to KTAR.com.
The crash left two adults dead and a school bus driver hospitalized, with no students aboard the bus at the time of the collision.
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