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Brett Luna Created: February 09, 2021 04:43 PM ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.- A major tire manufacturing company is teaming up with Sandia National Labs to test their product. Sandia National Labs has teamed up with Goodyear to test tires virtually, before they're built. "We're solving differential equations using linear algebra to figure out exactly what's going on in the tire," said Dr. Gregory Bunting, senior member of technical staff at Sandia. The team is simulating how a tire responds to different "real-life" road conditions.   "What the capability lets us do is maybe that you...

KVRR Local News School bus driver found not guilty in bus crash that injured 18 kids The incident sent five children aboard the bus to the hospital with serious injuries, one suffering a broken back. December 18, 2020 WAHPETON, N.D. —  After a year long battle, a judge has found a Wahpeton school bus driver not guilty in a crash that injured 18 children. The 70 year old driver, Michael Skroch was found not guilty of reckless driving after a train hit the bus in December of last year. The incident sent five children aboard the bus to the hospital with serious injuries, one suffering a broke...

KVRR Local News December 18, 2020 Lidgerwood school bus crash WAHPETON, N.D. (KVRR/KFGO) – A judge has found a school bus driver not guilty of aggravated reckless driving for a crash with a train a year ago. 70-year-old Michael Skroch was charged following a lengthy investigation by the North Dakota Highway Patrol. A bus driven by Skroch, a long-time driver, was hit by the train at a crossing in Lidgerwood in December 2019. The bus tipped on its side. Skroch said he didn’t see the approaching train. Skroch was acquitted after a bench trial with Southeast District Judge Bradley Cruff.  Hi...

The verdict comes just two days before the one year anniversary of the crash. Written By: Matt Henson | × Video from cameras on the bus show the train about to hit the bus. WAHPETON, N.D. — A judge ruled Thursday, Dec. 17, clearing a Lidgerwood school bus driver of any criminal wrongdoing after he failed to stop and crashed into a train. "It's heartbreaking, and I don't even know how to break it to her," said Darryl Jelinek, whose daughter had to be airlifted from the crash. That was Jelinek's reaction to the judge's not guilty verdict. His daughter was the most seriously ...