Ohio school bus driver speaks out after rescuing 15 students from burning bus
A school bus driver in Ohio is speaking out after saving 15 students from a burning school bus. Dorian Pace, a driver for the Cleveland Heights-University Heights City School District, said he was driving students on a bus to Monticello Middle School on the morning of Feb. 27 when he heard a loud boom coming from underneath the bus.
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