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The Oklahoma Highway Patrol is investigating a crash involving two Oktaha School buses that occurred around 3:24 p.m. Wednesday at Old U.S. 69 and 84th St.
A spokesman for Muskogee County Emergency Medical service said two patients were taken to Eastar Health Center with non-life threatening injuries and that many turned down transport to the hospital.
Robin Shoemake, dispatch supervisor for Muskogee City-County 911, said text messages were sent to Oktaha parents saying buses would be late.
Local News
November 28, 2012
P.M. UPDATE: Two transported to hospital after Oktaha school buses involved in crash
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