Alix Bryan
Interactive ProducerRecent Articles
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Google will spend millions to scrub Web of child porn
Google says it will spend $5 million on an effort to wipe pictures of child sexual abuse from the Web.
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GM recalls 194,000 SUVs, as far back as 2005 model
General Motors is recalling almost 194,000 SUVs in the United States because an electronic module could short circuit, causing a fire.
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Reggae singer ‘Toots’ Hibbert files $21 million suit against Henrico teen
Reggae star Frederick “Toots” Hibbert has filed a $21 million dollar lawsuit against a Henrico County man accused of throwing a bottle at the singer.
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Maymont closed after child killed in park
The boy's father, who was with the child, was injured when the tree landed on them.
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Injuries reported after Richmond school bus accident
A bus carrying children from Elkhardt Middle School wrecked sometime after 3 p.m. Thursday.
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Facebook hashtags roll out, to help with ‘public conversations’
Hashtags are coming to Facebook to help users’ better search and catalog conversations.
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Human genes can’t be patented, rules Supreme Court
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled Thursday that human genes cannot be patented.
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AAA: Voice-to-text devices worse driver distraction than cell phones
Using voice-to-text devices is a far greater distraction for drivers than talking on cell phones, even if they are hands free.
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POLL: Who looks more like their president, Lowe or Day-Lewis?
Just for fun, vote on who you think looks more like their respective president; Rob Lowe as John Kennedy or Daniel Day-Lewis as Abraham Lincoln.
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Legislators in at least 30 states propose putting guns in classrooms
Since Newtown, legislators in at least 30 states have proposed laws allowing teachers and other school staff to carry firearms on primary and secondary school campuses.
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VIDEO: Live Bus-stop prank Photoshops riders into ads
This unique video captures Swedes at a bus stop, who are then Photoshopped into ad posters, courtesy of Adobe.
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City officials say vote unanimous to re-open Juvenile Detention Center
City officials told CBS 6 that the state voted unanimously to re-open Richmond's Juvenile Detention Center, which shuttered its doors in April due multiple violations.
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