A school bus rear-ended another as it was picking up kids on a rural eastern Idaho highway Monday morning, sending four students and both drivers to the hospital, authorities said.
One child had to be flown by air ambulance to Utah for treatment, the Idaho State Police said in a statement. Seventeen students were aboard the two buses at the time, while a few kids waiting to get on the bus escaped unharmed, police said.
The collision happened on state Highway 25 near the small farming town of Paul, about 155 miles (250 kilometers) southeast of Boise and roughly the same distance northwest of Salt Lake City, Utah.
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