Investigators now say the death of a young child in Richmond was due to blunt force trauma.
The four and half month of baby was at the home of Terrell Glover when the incident happened. It is possible presecutors could seek the death penalty as Glover faces charges including malicious wounding of the child.
Neighbors are stunned by the violent death. WTVR is reporting the child and it's mother did not live at the home, but rather were visiting. Glover has a previous domestic violence conviction.
Two more suspects have been arrested in connection to a Chesterfield County murder that dates back to Valentine's Day. Dwayne Swann was found shot to death outside his home. WTVR have now arrested 39-year-old William Green and 39-year-old Trammell Jones. Two other suspects were previously arrested. Thirty-three-year-old Keith Bailey and 33-year-old Erika McNeil.
Transportation options in Fairfax County are quite spiffy these days with a new self-driving shuttle in the region. The shuttle seats six people and connects people from the Dunn Loring Metrorail stop to the Mosaic District says resident Melanie Way. Coronavirus restrictions only allow three people on at a time. The new shuttles will run on Monday through Thursday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. A safety operator is on board that can override the system if needed.
A high school science teacher makes a statement and is escorted from a board meeting. Brent Halstead is a teacher at Hermitage High School and as a means of protesting a board plan to expand in-person learning in the schools, Halstead ate six feet away from the board members, while not wearing a mask.