Five people who were injured in a fatal Arizona bus crash, including an 11-year-old boy hailed as a hero, have been released from the hospital.
One person involved in the crash was in critical condition Monday, while seven were in serious condition, one was fair and one was good. The conditions of two others involved in the crash weren't released but they're still being treated.
Six people were killed early Friday after their bus hit a pickup truck, veered onto the left shoulder of the road and rolled on Interstate 10 on the Gila River Indian Reservation.
The bus entered the United States from Mexico at El Paso, Texas.
A federal judge has ordered the bus company, Van Nuys, Calif.-based Tierra Santa Inc., to cease operations after the U.S. Department of Transportation found it was operating illegally.
