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2 dead in crash involving school bus in southwestern Utah

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BERYL, Iron County — Two people died after a school bus and a vehicle crashed on Tuesday in Beryl. A school bus was heading north on Beryl Highway and a passenger vehicle was going east on 3200 North when they crashed at the intersection of 3200 North and Beryl Highway around 11:50 a.m., Iron County Sheriff Ken Carpenter.

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