Quantcast
 

50% Off

Windows Reload for $60 (With FREE Avira Antivirus)

Deal Ends In:
1 Days 17 Seconds
Potomac Computers

Value

$120

Save

50%

Your Price

$60

Get This Deal
breaking news

UPDATE: Identity Released in Pedestrian Hit on Dual Highway

By: Ciara Brown
Updated: January 29, 2013
HAGERSTOWN, MD- Maryland State Police have released the identity of the man who was struck by a car Monday night after trying to cross the highway.

It happened at 7:00 p.m. in the 1400 block of Dual Highway by Dunkin Donuts. 

Police say 60-year old Williams Kenneth Mills Jr. had tried to cross the road and got clipped by a passing Buick. 

Mills was taken to Meritus Medical Center for minor injuries. 

Police say the driver of the Buick was not injured, and there was no damage to the Buick.

Mills was found to be at fault for the collision. 

Comments

Readers Feel...

hello
Related Content

A man was killed in a car crash along Allensville Road in Berkeley County Saturday morning. ...

Maryland lawmakers say federal legislation will save our local air traffic control towers from closing this fiscal year...

A Williamsport woman was killed after a vehicle struck her on Downsville Pike in Williamsport, Md., Thursday morning. ...

WHAG is looks at an unexplained injury in Ethan Saylor's autopsy report....

Shoppers were excited to welcome the first Walgreens store to Hagerstown.The new location is at Virginia Avenue and Halfway Boulevard....

Students at Charles Town Middle School have been using WHAG Weather Graphics for their Morning Announcements (CTMN), and they offer up thanks to WHAG on Wednesday night....

Friday was Read Across America Day in honor of Dr. Seuss's birthday, and in some schools that meant it was time to get into character....

Students wanted to start an official Gay Straight Alliance club at Chambersburg Area Senior High School, but were shut down. ...

Take a good look at summertime's past in our national parks, because with looming budget cuts, we could see a very different picture soon....

Puppies are growing up behind bars in Hagerstown, where inmates are training them to be service dogs....

 

 
Should 9/11 be a national holiday?
No
Yes

 

School Closings

Latest school closings &...

Click here for closings &...
 

Calendar Events

"Walk With Me" for Youth...

View More

Fun for Less

Get half-off certificates

Click here to save big!
 
 
Web Advertising
For web advertising on


Michelle Hummer
New Media Sales Manager
Your4state.com
301-797-4400 x 2421
E-mail Michelle Hummer

 
©1998 - 2013 Your4state.com
Nexstar Broadcasting, Inc.
All Rights Reserved