Man Held on 40 Pornography Charges

A 32-year-old man from Bracey remains in the Pr. Edward County jail, accused of dealing in child pornography.

Richmond Names New Manager for James River Park

Richmond has just named a new director for its celebrated James River Park System.  And, he is already on board. 

US Supreme Court Says Virginia's FOI Act Provisions Can Favor Residents

The United States Supreme Court has ruled that Virginia has the right to block out-of-state people from using its Freedom of Information Act to get state documents. 

Cuccinelli Reports Additional Gifts, Wants Stricter Reporting Laws

Virginia Attorney General and Republican gubernatorial candidate Ken Cuccinelli has released details of $13,000 dollars in previously unreported gifts from various sources.

Hopewell Police Search for Gas Station Robber

Hopewell Police are looking for the armed robber who held up a BP Station on South 15th Avenue just after 11:30 Saturday night.

Closing Abortion Clinic Cites New Regulations

The Hillcrest Women’s Clinic in Norfolk has announced it will close its doors citing insufficient funds to cover renovations in compliance with new regulations for facilities that provide abortions.

Virginia State Memorial For Drowned Students

Most Virginia State University students wore school colors yesterday in memory of the two freshmen who drowned in the Appomattox River last weekend.

Weather Service Says No Tornado in Clarksville

The National Weather Service investigated and has determined that a tornado did not touch down in Clarksville a week ago today.

Redskins Construction Moving Ahead of Schedule

With just over 90 days until the Redskins begin their summer training in Richmond, Mayor Jones says preparations for the new training facility are moving ahead of schedule.

Mecklenburg Sheriff’s Office Alerts Loggers

Mecklenburg County Sheriff Bobby Watkins is alerting log tractor trailer owners to secure their empty rigs. Thieves are driving off with them.