UNION CITY, Ind. — Three students and a bus driver were hospitalized after the bus crashed into a home in Randolph County Wednesday morning. The crash occurred in the 1300 block of W. Hickory Street around 8:13 a.m. in Union City, Indiana, according to Union City Police Department Chief Mark Ater.

The district said the students were being transported between Clear Creek ISD and Alvin ISD as part of a deaf and hard of hearing program. Fortunately, no one was hurt.

A crash between a pickup truck and a school bus sent 18 students to the hospital Tuesday morning in Sioux County Iowa. According to the Sioux County Sheriff’s office, deputies responded to a crash at the intersection of 430th Street and Marsh Avenue,

Aurora police arrested a hit-and-run suspect driver wanted for allegedly crashing into a school bus and causing another crash on Wednesday afternoon.

All 15 passengers on the bus were students at Azalea Middle. Five children were taken to Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital with minor injuries, police said. The driver of the Jeep SUV was also taken to Orlando Health Bayfront Hospital. The investigation is still ongoing, police said.

School officials said there were 21 students and a driver on board at the time. Two students and the driver were taken to the hospital.

A school bus, with 21 children onboard, crashed in Randolph County on Wednesday morning. According to a press release from the Randolph Eastern School Corporation, a bus driver was in a crash at the corner of Jackson and Hickory.