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The Montcalm County District Court will discuss felony charges against Brandy Jones, the admitted driver of the car that killed one teen and sent two other to the hospital.
The woman who admitted to driving the car reportedly involved in a crash that sent teens Lucas Lawrence and Zieke Rauch to the hospital and killed 14-year-old Jamison Lafferty will be in court today.
Friday, August 25 the Greenville community will come together to hold a vigil in memory of Jamison Lafferty, who was killed in a hit-and-run crash.
The accused hit-skip driver is a parolee who has a history of driving without a license, proof of insurance and vehicle registration.
A hit and run accident left two teenagers injured and killed another, and the community is rallying to help their families. Here's how you can do your part.