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Local NewsShe's lived in the U.S. for 40 years. She just got to vote for the first time.Local NewsProsecutor moves to essentially drop cases in Irvo Otieno deathLocal NewsSussex County teen hospitalized after severe reaction to gummy
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Richmond mail issues play central part in Senate hearing on USPS troubles
Senators from all regions of the country have repeatedly criticized USPS leadership for lacking transparency and seemingly ignoring the chorus of complaints in Richmond and other parts of the country.
Richmond has no plan to reimagine Monument Avenue, years after statues came down
“I’m not sure I can even put into words what I see other than disappointment. There's nothing there that has any meaning or purpose," Monument Avenue resident Caroline Bowers said.
Frustrations intensify over Richmond public housing evictions
A multitude of human services issues took the spotlight at Richmond City Hall Thursday, as citizens voiced concerns over families in public housing communities at risk of losing their homes.
Father of victim ‘frustrated’ 17 years after Virginia Tech massacre
Tuesday will mark 17 years since Andrew Goddard’s son, Colin, was shot and wounded on the Virginia Tech campus in the worst school shooting ever.
Month after Powhatan meeting, student says she still faces racism in school
A Powhatan middle schooler is sharing her story of the discrimination she says she continues to face in her classrooms.
Eight students shot since Easter, Richmond implements curfew
Eight people have been killed in the Ciry of Richmond since March 31, according to Police Chief Rick Edwards.
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