A charter bus with K-State branding crashed Tuesday morning in Oklahoma City while carrying a group of seventh grade students from Lawrence.
Oklahoma City Police said the crash happened near Southeast 44th and Interstate Highway 35. Emergency responders pulled the bus out of a hotel parking lot after a semi-truck driving north struck it.
The passengers of the bus included 24 students from St. John Catholic School and four chaperones. Principal Jeff Harkin said the group was on a trip to see cultural and religious sites in the area. He said the students and chaperones were uninjured and well enough to continue the trip.
K-State athletics representative Kenny Lannou said it was an Arrow bus not owned by the university.
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