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Michigan is looking to make drivers stop when school buses flash yellow lights to keep kids safer getting on and off the bus.

A Michigan community is mourning the tragic death of a 14-year-old who was found unresponsive Tuesday afternoon.

The shoulder isn't a travel lane so there shouldn't be an issue, right? Wrong!

It was a terrifying morning for a group of Michigan students on their way to school this morning.

As school picks back up again, here's a little reminder for those on the road: stop for school buses. It's for safety, and it's the law.

Come on, Grand Blanc, we can do better.

A group of Kalamazoo Public Schools students were returning from a camping trip at Sherman Lake when their bus got stuck in the snow while trying to turn a corner.

What a loser.

I swear every time that I drive by a school or a bus garage, there's a sign that says they're hiring bus drivers. Hell, all summer long there's been a school bus sitting in front of Grand Blanc High School promoting the need for drivers. I don't know what these schools are going to do if they can't find enough drivers for the school year...

Students are heading back to school in Genesee County, and that means school buses are back on the road.

Summertime is almost over, and that means that school buses will be dominating the roads once again.

The Michigan State Police released their annual school bus safety results, and you'll want to see how your school stacked up.