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Young Men's Service League honors 9/11 victims by building beds for kids

A Midlothian chapter of the Young Men's Service League built 30 beds for children in need Saturday, funded by a 9/11 grant, marking 25 years of community service.

Va. firefighter reunites with man he saved from cardiac arrest 28 years ago

Fire Captain Joe Harvey and resident Edward Craze recently met to talk about the events of August 2, 1998 — the day Craze went into cardiac arrest and Harvey, then a newly trained paramedic, helped bring him back to life — twice.

Early voting begins in US midterm elections that could flip control of Congress

In Fairfax, Virginia, 18-year-old Sanya Singhal said she voted early to “try to be the first early voter.” In Henrico County, Laura Bland said she cast a ballot to send “a signal that we’re still here.”

Henrico News

Sickle cell walk honors living legend: 'If she doesn't stop, we shouldn't stop'

💛 Hundreds of people showed up at Dorey Park Saturday to fight sickle cell disease — and the turnout doubled from last year. The walk raises money for research and treatment at VCU Health. 💛

Teen killed on back deck of Henrico home, police say

Police are investigating after a teen was found shot and killed on the back deck of a Montrose home Saturday evening. A man has been detained.

Early voting begins in US midterm elections that could flip control of Congress

In Fairfax, Virginia, 18-year-old Sanya Singhal said she voted early to “try to be the first early voter.” In Henrico County, Laura Bland said she cast a ballot to send “a signal that we’re still here.”

Richmond News

Eagle Scout beats leukemia, gives back to community: 'A beacon to march towards'

💛 Cancer-free and giving back. Seventeen-year-old Kai Popowski finished leukemia treatment in July and celebrated by revamping the Richmond Ronald McDonald House courtyard for his Eagle Scout project. 💛

Richmond mayor cuts license plate reader data retention, pledges Flock review

Richmond's mayor is cutting license plate reader data retention from 21 days to 7 — but a state delegate says that's not enough and is calling for a full contract cancellation. Here's where things stand.

Early voting begins in US midterm elections that could flip control of Congress

In Fairfax, Virginia, 18-year-old Sanya Singhal said she voted early to “try to be the first early voter.” In Henrico County, Laura Bland said she cast a ballot to send “a signal that we’re still here.”

Tri-Cities News

Petersburg recovery event offers hope to 'walk that path one day at a time'

💙 "Wow, she did it. I can do it." Gateway Justice Services hosts its third annual recovery event Wednesday at the Petersburg Public Library — 40 vendors, Narcan kits, and real stories of hope. 💙

Fatal crash on I-64 in New Kent County kills two, police say

Two people are dead after a single-vehicle crash on Interstate 64 westbound in New Kent County early Friday morning, according to VSP.

Hopewell family displaced 38 days after storm damages home

A Hopewell family has been living in a hotel for 38 days after a storm dropped a tree on their home, which now has black mold and a fly infestation.

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Community walks for sickle cell awareness and research at Florence Neal Cooper Smith 5K

Richmond Police will cut Flock camera data retention from 21 to 7 days, mayor announces

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