Richmond VA

The Capital City Kwanzaa Festival returned to Richmond on Saturday afternoon, celebrating nearly six decades of the cultural holiday.

RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - Several police officers were at the Autozone on Midlothian Turnpike on Dec. 27 around 9 p.m. 12 On Your Side is still working to confirm the details of what happened, but early reports indicate there was a potential robbery. We will update this story as we...

It's Poppy's birthday! The pygmy hippo turned 1 year old on Saturday and Metro Richmond Zoo was more than happy to celebrate.

Virginia’s food scene hides some incredible secrets that locals guard closely. These restaurants create such amazing dishes that crowds arrive early just to secure their share. Once the food runs out, that’s it until tomorrow, so timing becomes everything. Get ready to discover the spots where showing up...

Richmond's 18th annual Cone Parade starts Jan. 1 at noon with creative homemade cone costumes marching from Aquarian Bookshop down Cary Street.

Woman found shot dead at Richmond home on Hull Street Road. Police investigating as homicide, major crimes detectives on scene.

CHESTERFIELD, Va. (WWBT) - The Chesterfield County Police Department is investigating a stabbing that happened on Saturday. The police department said on Saturday evening, the victim contacted police to report the incident, which occurred earlier this morning. Officers said the victim was taken to the hospital and is...

Aquarian Bookshop, a metaphysical shop that has served the Richmond community for over four decades, will be closing its longtime home in the Fan District and opening a new spot in Carytown.

It’s the end of the year, time to reflect. We’ve given up judging “the best” music of the year, that’s apparently too subjective a task, or too hard to do these days with any art; especially in our divisive social media bubble world, where influencers getting paid to hawk products they get for free is fine, but...

RICHMOND, Va. (BP) — Sending people to the nations is what we do as Southern Baptists. We go to those who have yet to hear the Gospel. This year has been filled with stories of how, together, we address lostness as the world’s greatest problem. Let’s look through...