Daily Archives: May 7, 2012

• Mark Holmberg Reports / News

  HOLMBERG: Fine and civil penalty for reckless driving in Chesterfield?

  Chesterfield is using an old state law to hit drunk or reckless drivers with a civil penalty on top of the usual court fines. Is it legal? And is it right?
• News

  Vandals hit church for third time

  Pastor vows to install new security measures after thieves strike for a third time.
• News

  Spending priorities questioned at tense City Hall meeting

  There was a lot of tension inside of city hall after Richmonders are told they would not be allowed to speak up at Monday nights meeting about funding for schools.
• News

  Americans too broke to go bankrupt

  This year, hundreds of thousands of Americans are expected to be too broke to file for bankruptcy.
• Health / News

  Domino’s now dishes out gluten-free crust option

  Domino’s pizza chain will now dish out a pizza option for those allergic to wheat products. The option is available in Richmond.
• News

  VDOT: Residents can’t weigh in on E-ZPass increase

  VDOT says Metro Richmond residents won’t be able to weigh in on the proposed monthly E-ZPass fee.
• News

  Genworth layoffs will affect Richmond and Lynchburg workers

  Genworth Financial has laid-off about 80 of its employees, with the cuts affecting both Richmond and Lynchburg workers.
• News

  New high school opening might be delayed now

  Students grow anxious as construction crews finish up work on Fluvanna County’s newest gem, an $82 million dollar high school.
• News

  Local bear eludes officers at mental institution

  For hours officers give chase to a bear on hospital grounds, attempting to tranquilize it but never getting close enough.
• News

  Gas prices falling… Why now?

  Prices drop nearly 30 cents in a month and are lower than this time last year
• News

  Driver charged in Shockoe Bottom hit-and-run

  A Richmond woman receives official hit and run charges after allegedly hitting and killing a man with her car outside a Shockoe Bottom club on April 21.
• News

  Witness: Lady in burka struggled with police at Obama rally

  The Secret Service continues to investigate after a woman, wearing a black burka, was removed from President’s Obama’s weekend rally at the Siegel Center.