Amarillo police looking for suspect in shooting on Hayes Street
VIDEO: Amarillo police looking for suspect in shooting on Hayes Street By Tamlyn Cochran | January 13, 2021 at 3:30 PM CST - Updated January 14 at 12:11 PM
AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) - Amarillo police are looking for a suspect in a shooting on Hayes Street that happened Wednesday afternoon.
Around 1:35 p.m., witnesses told officers that a blue SUV was chasing a grey/silver four-door car northbound on Hayes.
The driver of the blue SUV was shooting at the car, and both vehicles left the scene before officers arrived.
A photo of the suspect’s vehicle was released on Thursday.
Brian Carver rewards Phoebe, a 5-month-old Doberman mix, for her behavior on their walk along Seventh Street Tuesday in Moscow while he carries B-Bear, a 7-year-old Pomeranian. The Moscow Historic Preservation Commission is discussing the possibility of a historic district in the âSwede Townâ area of the city. The area is basically the east central part of town. Area could be bound by Sixth Street to the north, Troy Highway to the south, Hayes Street to the east and Jefferson Street to the west.
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Coronavirus pandemic keeping San Francisco apartments empty, rents low
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A pedestrian looks at a “For Rent” sign in a window on Hayes Street in San Francisco in October rents are still low while apartments are still vacant, fallout from the coronavirus pandemic.Nick Otto / Special to The Chronicle 2020
San Francisco’s rental housing market is starting the new year much as it ended the old one: Rents are dropping, vacancies are climbing, and landlords and tenants alike are muddling through the pandemic’s 10th month without knowing when or whether life and work will return to normal.
An Apartment List report released Tuesday shows that rents in San Francisco, the country’s most expensive market, dipped 2.7% in December and have dropped 26.7% since March, pushing the median two-bedroom monthly rent from over $3,000 to to $2,305. A report from another group, Zumper, had rents down 24% year over year.
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