Watch bicycle-riding thief steal tractor from Henrico school in the rain
Henrico Police released surveillance video of a suspect who stole a tractor from the Academy at Virginia Randolph in Glen Allen by arriving on a bicycle and driving away in the rain.
Updates on Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden’s new “Thrive Expansion” project
Lewis Ginter Botanical Gardens is growing their gardens even further with their recent new "Thrive Expansion," project.
Richmond families find mental health resources at community event
VCU Health hosted its second annual Mental Health and Wellness Community Day in Richmond, connecting families with free resources and services while breaking down barriers to mental health care.
Staying safe as second heat wave hits Virginia
RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - Being outdoors this weekend means dealing with that hot and muggy weather. Still, that’s not slowing down many in the area who are finding different ways to stay cool. Despite scorching hot temperatures Saturday afternoon, Carytown Streets remaining filled with people shopping, eating, and...
‘He vanished’: Mother now turned widow grieving after husband found dead behind recycling plant
A Richmond mother is left devastated after her husband, 30-year-old Quamel Washington was found dead behind a recycling plant just days after he was reported missing.
Richmond Police to honor 100th anniversary of sergeant’s line-of-duty death
On Monday, Richmond will honor the memory of a police sergeant who was killed in the line of duty 100 years ago.
GRTC plans north-south Pulse line, seeks public input at upcoming meetings
GRTC is planning a second Pulse line that would run north to south in Richmond, with public input sessions beginning next week to gather community feedback on the proposed route.
Free back-to-school shoe-distribution event planned for Aug. 16
The New Shoes for Back-to-School ministry will hold its in-person distribution event on Saturday, Aug. 16 at Third Street Bethel A.M.E., 614 North 3rd Street in Richmond, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Families interested in receiving a new pair of shoes for children in
We don’t need to leave to lead in rural Virginia
I was in labor with my daughter when the man who gave me an epidural changed everything. “Thank you, doctor,” I said. I was in nursing school at the time — and, at that moment, I knew I wanted to become a nurse anesthetist. However, as a single mom anchored to Big Stone Gap, going away to school wasn’t realistic.
Cat tests positive for rabies in Mechanicsville, VDH says
A cat in Mechanicsville has tested positive for rabies, according to the Virginia Department of Health.
