Hannah Eason

Dec 5, 2024 | yahoo.com | Hannah Eason

The Amber Alert issued Thursday afternoon for three children last seen at a bus stop has been canceled, according to Virginia State Police. The children have been found safe. The children were believed to be in extreme danger and were last seen at a bus stop at Bobby’s Way Apartment Complex in Fishersville, a town southeast of Staunton, police said. The missing children were 10-year-old Jai’marcus Elijah Lewis; 8-year-old Ja’miya Tiana Lewis; and 6-year-old Ja’liyah Monae Lewis.

Dec 5, 2024 | pilotonline.com | Hannah Eason

Virginia State Police have issued an Amber Alert for three children last seen at a bus stop. The children are believed to be in extreme danger and were last seen at a bus stop at Bobby’s Way Apartment Complex in Fishersville, a town southeast of Staunton, police said. The missing children are 10-year-old Jai’marcus Elijah Lewis, who is 5’0″ and 80 pounds; Ja’miya Tiana Lewis is 8 years old, 3’6″ and 70 pounds; and Ja’liyah Monae Lewis, 6 years old, 3’0″ and 40 pounds.

Dec 3, 2024 | pilotonline.com | Hannah Eason

A 17-year-old was shot and killed in Virginia Beach on Monday night, according to police. Just before 9 p.m., officers received a report of a gunshot victim in the 5700 block of Schoolhouse Road, not far from the Tallwood Apartments and Kempsville Road. At the scene, officers found the 17-year-old with gunshot wounds. The Chesapeake resident was taken to the hospital and later died of his injuries.

Nov 30, 2024 | yahoo.com | Hannah Eason

Police discovered a man with gunshot wounds while responding to a vehicle crash Friday, according to Portsmouth police. Police responded to a call for a vehicle crash at Fort Lane and Crawford Parkway just before 11 p.m. There, they found a man with fatal gunshot wounds. This is an active investigation, and no additional information was available Saturday. Hannah Eason, [email protected]

Nov 25, 2024 | firerescue1.com | Peter Dujardin |Hannah Eason

By Peter Dujardin, Hannah EasonThe Virginian-PilotJAMES CITY COUNTY, Va. — A section of the Williamsburg Premium Outlets was shut down Saturday when an underground fire caused a rear parking lot to collapse in at least two places. David Tuftee, the owner of Uncle Dave’s Kettle Korn, first noticed smoke billowing from the collapsed area and called the James City County Fire Department.