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Michael Chick, a former First Student bus driver, was arrested this month on federal interstate stalking charges.

International private equity house I Squared Capital has walked away from a potential £1.3 billion-plus takeover of FirstGroup.

Authorities allege the bus driver told the boy, 8, a group of criminals would kill his family, kidnap him and torture him if he did not comply.

Minnesota students are heading back to school in about a month and some bus companies are getting creative with recruiting bus drivers to combat lingering shortages.

In January, the Wisconsin Department of Transportation noted "a strain on school districts amid a shortage of school bus drivers." As families prepare for the 2022-2023 school year, the vice president of one bus company said that shortage has eased for some districts.

Michael Chick, a 39-year-old New Hampshire school bus operator from Eliot, Maine, is accused of threatening a child attending the Greenland Central School

GREENLAND, N.H. (AP) — A school bus driver faces federal charges alleging he threatened and stalked an 8-year-old boy in New Hampshire. Michael Chick, 39, of Eliot, Maine, worked as a bus driver for First Student and drove routes in both Greenland and Rye, New Hampshire, the Portsmouth Herald reported. According to court documents, he gave a student at Greenland Central School cellphones with instructions to take inappropriate photos of himself, placed tracing devices on his parents’ vehicl...

A school bus driver faces federal charges alleging he threatened and stalked an 8-year-old boy in New Hampshire.

Court documents allege the driver had given the boy TracFones with instructions to take inappropriate photographs of himself, placed GPS tracking devices on his parents’ vehicles to track if they went to police and made multiple visits to the family's home at night.

It is alleged that the bus driver gave a New Hampshire student cellphones with instructions to take inappropriate photos of himself, placed tracing devices on his parents’ vehicles and made nighttime visits to their home.