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School bus crashes into playground, injuring two children

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A school bus crashed into a playground in south Minneapolis on May 19, 2025, injuring two children aged 4 and 5. The crash occurred shortly after 4 p. m. as the bus traveled on 60th Street W. toward Nicollet Avenue.

The two injured children were hospitalized with injuries that were not life-threatening, while the two children on the bus were uninjured. Police stated that impairment is not a suspected factor, and no citations have been issued as the investigation continues. Local authorities are examining safety protocols for playgrounds located near busy streets to prevent future incidents. This crash highlights the potential dangers of traffic in residential areas where children play. The Minneapolis community is concerned about the safety of public spaces for children.

Ensuring proper safeguards could be essential in mitigating similar accidents in the future.

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