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Richmond mayor says he doesn't know whether water crisis could've been prevented
During an interview with Richmond Mayor Danny Avula Wednesday, reporter Tyler Layne pressed Avula about what led to Bingham's resignation and whether Avula believed the water crisis was preventable.
GOP pushes to 'protect women's sports,' opponents question need for new law
Governor Glenn Youngkin joined other Republican leaders on Wednesday to advocate for new legislation concerning transgender athletes in high school and collegiate sports.
Moms Demand Action hopes Virginia will pass these new gun safety laws
Virginia Citizens Defense League President and gun rights advocate Philip Van Cleave said in a statement duplicate bills proposed by the Democrats are basically “virtue signaling.”
Why Richmond's water crisis feels eerily familiar to this property owner
One Richmond property owner is calling attention to a previous water issue that disrupted service to many of his residents.
'Praise God we made it through,' Henrico woman says after boil advisory lifted
The news came at 11:30 a.m. that the boil order for City of Richmond and Hanover, Henrico and Goochland counties was lifted after multiple tests confirmed that the water was safe to drink.
Send story tip to CBS 6 Investigative Reporter Tyler Layne
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