Eight students at a high school in Virginia became sick Tuesday after eating candy laced with an "unknown substance," according to authorities. The students, who attend Southampton High School in Courtland, were rushed to Southampton Memorial Hospital in Franklin, WAVY-TV reported. "As of 3 p.m., the eight patients are listed as 'good' and vital signs are stable within normal limits," hospital spokesman Brandon Seier told Fox News. The school district superintendent was at the hospital checking on the sickened students, WAVY reported. OREGON HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS INVOLVED IN SENIOR PRANK WILL GET TO WALK AT GRADUATION, OFFICIALS SAYWTKR-TV reported being shown a photo by a parent of what the candy looked like that the students ate.

Source: Fox News June 11, 2019 18:22 UTC