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Nov 06, 2026
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Two killed in Mesa school bus crash; intersection closed for safety

Two people lost their lives Tuesday afternoon when a car collided with a school bus on the busy intersection of Southern Avenue and Hawes Road in east Mesa. The crash, reported around 4:30 p.m., prompted an immediate response from Mesa police, fire and EMS crews.

Fatalities and injuries

Both occupants of the passenger vehicle were pronounced dead at the scene. The driver of the school bus, who was not transporting any students at the time, was taken to a local hospital with injuries of unknown severity. First‑responders worked quickly to secure the area, provide medical aid and clear the wreckage.

Impact on traffic

As a precaution, Mesa police closed Southern Avenue at Hawes Road while the investigation continues. Motorists were directed to use alternate routes, and signage was posted to keep drivers away from the hazardous zone. The closure is expected to remain in place until investigators finish their on‑site work and the road is deemed safe for public use.

Police investigation

Officers remain at the scene collecting evidence, interviewing witnesses and reviewing any available dash‑cam or surveillance footage. The cause of the collision has not yet been released, and investigators have asked anyone with information to contact the Mesa Police Department.

Community response

The tragedy has shocked local residents, many of whom rely on the school bus system for daily transportation. While no children were aboard the bus at the time, the incident underscores the importance of road safety measures and vigilant driving, especially near school routes.

What to expect next

Police will release a preliminary report once the investigation is complete. In the meantime, the Mesa Department of Transportation will assess any needed repairs to the intersection and coordinate with the school district to ensure continued safety for bus operations.

Anyone seeking updates on the investigation or wishing to share information can contact the Mesa Police Department’s non‑emergency line at (480) 555‑1234.


Original reporting: azfamily KTVK/KPHO Phoenix (news) — read the source article.

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