Emergency Water Restrictions Go Into Effect Despite Rain

Despite the recent rainfall, Chesterfield, Prince George and Dinwiddie counties, plus Colonial Heights and Petersburg all go to emergency water restrictions today, and  that could last awhile.

Petersburg Council Tables Development Decision

The individual behind the planned conversion of a warehouse wasn’t there for this week’s Petersburg City Council meeting so a decision on the proposal was tabled.

Science Matters: UVa Researchers Will Develop “Smart Building”

The National Science Foundation has announced an important grant at the University of Virginia.

VCU Medical Center Stroke Program Wins Awards

The work done at the VCU Medical Center’s Stroke Program has been recognized by The American Heart Association/American Stroke Association.

Fifth Annual Northern Neck River Ride is Saturday

The Northern Neck River Ride will pedal off tomorrow morning. Hundreds of bicycle riders are already on their way to Kilmarnock.

Emergency Water Conservation Measures Just Hours Away for Appomattox River Water Authority.

The U.S. Drought Monitor, a weekly report by experts across the country, shows that 89 percent of Virginia is either abnormally dry or suffering from drought. That’s up from 68 percent a week ago…and as Charles Fishburne reports, the Appomattox River Water Authority is just inches…and hours away, from passing their emergency trigger point.

VDOT Audit Uncovers Unspent Funds

An independent audit of the Virginia Department of Transportation has uncovered nearly 1.5 billion dollars in unspent revenue. Craig Carper reports.

Waugh Calls “Pledge” the Wrong Approach

Yesterday U.S. House Republican leaders issued a legislative agenda for the 2011 congress, should they regain the majority. Democratic congressional candidate Rick Waugh provided a response. Craig Carper reports.

Cantor Won’t Debate Challengers

As the midterm elections approach, Virginia’s seventh congressional district has a three-candidate race where the incumbent has a distinct advantage, while Democratic and Tea Party challengers struggle to engage in direct debate. Craig Carper reports.

Police Offer Ways To Dispose of Expired Prescription Medicines

Richmond Police are participating in a nationwide effort to get expired prescription medications out of your medicine cabinets and to keep children and others out of harm's way. Charles Fishburne reports.