Victim told thirteen news now the boy returned to school today is doing okay. They say he told them the bullet grazed his head would be really good i can even tell they havent known who to who he was i who chose the third victim is a twenty year old man in all three suffered non life threatening injuries coming up at five oclock and thirteen is now she knew her will have new developments in the investigation. What a gorgeous day here in Hampton Roads is so warm outside you might wonder wonder if its winter or spring. I hope winter is over i just cant wait for the groundhog to weigh in on this one i think packing i declare that i had the well now what about those numbers and you know we still have february to go through in margins member biggest nose and in their lives certainly something that will be watching but lets enjoy right now temperatures are in the seventies all across across the Eastern Shore down to the outer banks of North Carolina we said spot on forecasts some spots we hi
Didnt look good. Parker and others heard the screams in the minivan driver in the moments that followed the crash later watching is norfolk officers tried to calm her down. Medics took the nine year old and seven year old boys to the hospital with a nine year old died by early evening. Summit park place including parker overwhelmed trying to process what happened the impact the way to be in look. Oh my that sadly the kids were taking the keys had been rejected out of a i just hate to think you know the driver the minivan was her she should be alright medics treated to people who were in the truck at the scene police to that crash in order Brian Carroll thirteen years now under investigation tonight this one happened just before six thirty on last mercury boulevard in Hampton Police tell us the man was pronounced dead at the scene was crossing west mockery toward Langley Square Shopping Center when he was hit by a car officers found the driver of the scene he was not injured. The accide
The shopping center is located in York County near the intersection of Route 199 and Interstate 64, where a number of businesses have closed over the years.
Under the proposal presented last month to the York County Planning Commission, at least 20,000 square feet of the building would be reserved for use by potential users, like educational, commercial/retail and or business/professional services.