Bus. The bus was stopped at the time of the accident and i am told there were kids on board and one student was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. The driver of the car has been taken to hospital by the ambulance. We dont know the condition of the driver at this time. His granddaughter was getting off the bus at the time it was hit and she was also the student taken to the hospital. Now, as i said, the authorities are investigating you can see they are marking on the pavement where the vehicle traveled and they are trying to figure out what exactly happened here. We will bring you more information as we learn it. Covering the corridor near springville, joe huisinga , cbs 2 news live at 5 due to the accident at highway 151 and stone road near springville, traffic is being rerouted to home road. It has been a beautiful day, but the temperatures are meteorologist terry swails for the weather first forecast. The weather is pretty typical for this time of year in the nice thing is p
Happened just before 3 am when the driver of a lexus suv ran a red light on north Second Street at west clybourn and hit the uber car the three women were riding in. Two men ran from the lexus. No name provided the person whoever did it. They really need to be a standup person and you need to come forward forward we checked again with Milwaukee Police, and they sayno one has been arrested. The 41yearold uber driver was taken to the hospital. According to his go fund me page, in addition to a cracked vertebrae. New at noon. An 11yearold boy in waukesha is in Police Custody today. Accused of orchestrating threats against a local school. Cbs 58s Kyle Aevermann joins us live in wauka waukesha with the latest. Kyle . Waukesha police say that 11 year old student used a school issued ipad to send those threats though an app called musically. Police say the boy went by the user name creepyclown123. With the School District to track down the ipad and the student. That student was interviewed an
As the COVID-19 pandemic drags into a second year, colleges and universities have weighed the risks of in-person graduation ceremonies against the disappointment of college seniors who want their hard work celebrated.
Many Florida colleges and universities have decided to go ahead with plans for in-person graduations and designed ceremonies allowing for increased sanitation and social distancing. Others, including the Florida Institute of Technology, will forgo the traditional celebrations for digital alternatives.
Updated graduation plans for Eastern Florida State College were presented at a Monday board of trustees meeting. The college announced at the beginning of April that it would host in-person graduation events at the King Center for Performing Arts at its Melbourne campus.