Drew Wilder
NBC12 WWBT Richmond
Richmond, VA, United States
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'I still have several bullets in me': Chesterfield woman shares
During an event at MLK Middle School for National Gun Violence Awareness Day, Lisette Johnson shared a story that's tormented her family for the last 8 years. → Read More
GRTC Pulse launches in June; free rides first week
We are weeks away from the future of Richmond's public transportation. GRTC Pulse launches June 24 and will impact everyone - whether you bike, drive, or ride. → Read More
Fans gather at Bandito's to watch Caps play in Stanley Cup Final
The Washington Capitals took on the Vegas Golden Knights during Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Finals in Las Vegas on Monday. → Read More
Man injured in 'random' paintball gun drive-by
A Richmond man says he was hit during a drive-by at a bus stop near Rockett's Landing - luckily, the suspect used a paintball gun, but the victim was still injured. → Read More
2 wanted suspects caught after pursuit on Midlothian Turnpike
A high speed chase through Richmond’s southside ends when officers chase down two wanted suspects. → Read More
More than a dozen larcenies from vehicles reported in Henrico
Police are reviewing video of a thief rummaging through people's unlocked cars Tuesday morning, as more than a dozen larcenies have been reported in Henrico County. → Read More
MOOOOOVE OVER: Herd of cows get loose, walk onto road
“Sorry, boss, I’m late to work because of a herd of cattle in the road.” That one probably wouldn’t fly but it was the case in Chesterfield County on Wednesday morning! → Read More
Weird land swap sticks Richmond woman with tree problem
An elderly Richmond woman is making a plea for help. 12 On Your Side got word of Mozelle Minor's situation. She's in a dispute with the city about a tree she says is overgrown and dangerous. → Read More
Convict-turned-Harvard fellow helps Richmond inmates
Andre Norman says his message resonates because he's been there, "found myself in the street, found myself in gangs, went through juvenile detention, ended up in state prison." → Read More
Earth Day: LED lights could cut utilities by 60 percent
Rawlings’ company does LED lighting, HVAC systems, and other work for medium to large businesses, but says the savings are the same if you take a look inside of your home. → Read More
Music store lovers pay homage to local record stores
The stores include BK Music, Deep Groove Records, Plan 9 Records, Steady Sounds, Turnstyle, and Wax Moon. → Read More
Richmond sheriff promotes program to bail out parents in jail
The Richmond sheriff is starting a new program to bail out inmates so they can be with their families while waiting for trial. → Read More
'I thought my family was dead': Amherst County recovering from t
Sunday's EF2 tornado damaged nearly 150 buildings in Amherst County - causing an estimated $3.6 million of damage. → Read More
Chesterfield woman stitches quilt for Parkland, FL after school
Janice Williams collected dozens of pillow cases from friends, businesses and strangers from around the world, in order to craft a quilt for the Parkland, Florida community. → Read More
Blind woman to run in Monument Avenue 10K
Jenny Piper needs Maureen Dingus to compete; she has fibromyalgia and she's been blind for more than 20 years. → Read More
Gov Northam confident in Medicaid expansion; GOP, not so much
Virginia’s lawmakers are returning to Richmond for a special General Assembly session where they’ll try to pass a state budget. → Read More
RVA apartment buildings will become mini Airbnb hotels
There are two new, mini Airbnb hotels coming to Richmond. The city is looking into ways to collect tax revenue on these businesses. → Read More
Men posing as utility workers steal from elderly couple in Chest
Police are putting out a scam alert after an elderly couple in Chesterfield is taken advantage of inside their own home. → Read More
VA attorney general pledges to get answers on Facebook privacy i
Virginia Attorney General Mark Herring is pledging to get answers about the safety of your personal information on Facebook, following the announcement that a company illegally gathered data from t... → Read More
City Council doesn't want to renew Redskins deal as-is
The City of Richmond says the Redskins need to sweeten the training camp deal, or they can hit the road - but they do not have the final say in the deal. → Read More