KINGMAN, Ariz. -- The Latest on a fatal traffic crash in Arizona involving a Dallas Cowboys bus (all times local):
6:30 p.m.
A spokesman for the Dallas Cowboys says passengers on a team-owned bus escaped serious injury in a collision with another vehicle that killed at least one person in Arizona.
Team spokesman Rich Dalrymple says people on the bus suffered only "bumps and bruises" in the Sunday crash on U.S. Highway 93.
Dalrymple didn't say if any players or staff were onboard the bus.
The Arizona Department of Public Safety says the collision occurred about 30 miles north of the city of Kingman, in western Arizona.
The agency said it was a fatal crash but couldn't immediately confirm the number of people killed.
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The bus was heading to an afternoon fan event in Las Vegas where organizers say the team's mascot was expected to appear.
KINGMAN, Ariz. -- The Latest on a fatal traffic crash in Arizona involving a Dallas Cowboys bus:
A spokesman for the Dallas Cowboys says passengers on a team-owned bus escaped serious injury in a collision with another vehicle that killed at least one person in Arizona.
Team spokesman Rich Dalrymple says people on the bus suffered only "bumps and bruises" in the Sunday crash on U.S. Highway 93.
Dalrymple didn't say if any players or staff were onboard the bus.
The Arizona Department of Public Safety says the collision occurred about 30 miles north of the city of Kingman, in western Arizona.
The agency said it was a fatal crash but couldn't immediately confirm the number of people killed.
The bus was heading to an afternoon fan event in Las Vegas where organizers say the team's mascot was expected to appear.
