The investigation continues into a tragic bus crash in North Little Rock, Arkansas that left six people dead. The bus was headed from Monroe, Michigan to Texas. State Police Major Mike Foster says the accident happened when the bus struck a barrier, and then an overpass on interstate 40. He said it’s standard to test for drugs and alcohol for the driver.
Details emerge on how Arkansas bus crash happened
Nov 7, 2015 | 7:45 AM
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