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Richmond spokesperson resigns, follows report of alleged misuse of city funds
In a text message sent to CBS 6 investigative reporter Melissa Hipolit, Burks said "My goal was and will always be to serve. My hope is that people felt heard and seen."
Company hired to analyze deadly police shooting accused of 'pseudoscience'
The Chesterfield County Police Department hired an outside company to review and analyze the deadly police shooting of Charles Byers.
Virginians react to Supreme Court decision on Presidential Immunity
The Supreme Court’s landmark decision Monday granting Donald Trump partial immunity in the election subversion case, is being called a significant win for the former president.
How four new Virginia laws will impact those living with sickle cell disease
On July 1, four new laws go into effect that directly impact those living with sickle cell disease and those who are unaware that they may have the disease and/or be a carrier of the trait.
Richmond remembers radio icon Kat Simons: ‘There’s just no one like her’
The Richmond radio community continues to mourn the sudden death of longtime radio host and Mix98.1 deejay Kat Simons.
Richmond School Board Chair stepping down as members raise transparency concerns
A leadership shakeup is expected to impact the Richmond School Board on Monday night, after Stephanie Rizzi announced she would be stepping down as chair.
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