Emily Yinger
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Richmond, VA, United States
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CDC warns about increasingly drug-resistant bacteria that causes stomach bug
The CDC has put out a warning about a stomach bug that’s hard to treat. The XDR cases of the bacteria Shigella are spreading but so far, no cases have been reported in Virginia. → Read More
Some improvements being made for Petersburg fire
Petersburg’s fire department has faced a lot of challenges in recent months, from staff shortages to equipment problems. → Read More
Spring allergies hitting earlier than usual
The warm weather is leading plants to get tricked into thinking it’s spring meaning you’re suffering earlier. → Read More
Spring allergies hitting earlier than usual
The warm weather is leading plants to get tricked into thinking it’s spring meaning you’re suffering earlier. → Read More
Horse farm owner charged with animal cruelty
The owner of The Byrd’s Nest horse retirement farm faces animal cruelty charges after images began circulating of horses in dire shape. → Read More
Early voting ends for 4th Congressional District special election
We’re just days from election day to determine who will be the next Representative for Virginia’s 4th Congressional District. It’s the final push for Republican candidate Leon Benjamin and Democratic candidate Jennifer McClellan. → Read More
Steward School closes on Valentine’s Day after threat made
Parents got a message Monday night from the Steward School saying it would be closed on Valentine’s Day because of a threat. → Read More
Experts warn against drunk driving ahead of Super Bowl Sunday
As people get ready to watch the Super Bowl this weekend, Virginia State Police will be stepping up patrols with more law enforcement trying to catch drunk drivers. → Read More
Aid groups mobilizing to help earthquake victims in Turkey and Syria
Many relief groups in Richmond and beyond are still working out their response to the deadly earthquakes in Turkey and Syria. But they say there is no question that they will respond in some form or fashion. → Read More
Frontline heroes receive free wedding dresses
A bridal shop in Prince George is making wedding dreams come true! → Read More
Virginia Department of Education makes multi-million dollar error
The mistake happened with a tool on the Virginia Department of Education’s website. → Read More
Gas prices climb nearly 20 cents in one week
In the Richmond Metro region, a gallon of gas climbed nearly 20 cents in the last week, according to AAA. → Read More
Agreement reached with Carolina Express convenience store
For the first time in months, Carolina Express on the northside will be able to sell alcohol. → Read More
Rising egg prices impacting Richmond bakeries
The price of eggs keeps going, and one group that’s been hit particularly hard is bakeries. → Read More
Henrico fire displaces three people
The increase in fires is what’s driving Virginia Red Cross to encourage people to get insurance so they have an easier time rebuilding what they lost. → Read More
Water Rescue Team breaks down responding to cold water calls
Even though they see a significant drop in water rescue calls over the winter months, the Richmond Fire Department’s Water Rescue Team says they’re still responding to calls about two to three times a week. Everything from what they wear to how they train prepares them to help anyone who might be in distress out in the cold water. → Read More
COVID-19 spread continues at high levels across Metro Richmond
Many counties in Richmond are hitting the highest level of community spread on the CDC’s COVID data tracker. → Read More
People try to break into Hanover County Buddhist temple multiple times
The incidents happened at the Buddhist Cambodian Temple. → Read More
National Blood Donor Month kicks off in January
January kicks off National Blood Donor Month, and the Red Cross says the need is especially high this year. → Read More
National Blood Donor Month kicks off in January
January kicks off National Blood Donor Month, and the Red Cross says the need is especially high this year. → Read More