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Police share the top 5 Richmond neighborhoods where thieves steal guns from cars
Gun safes are available for free to residents of the city of Richmond. They can be picked up at any precinct or at RPD headquarters on West Grace Street.
Virginia State's Trojan Explosion Band competes for HBCU Band of the Year
"We just have a different performance quality and a different standard that a lot of bands lack," band member and feature twirler Myles Spann said.
Is it time for Virginia lawmakers to get a pay raise?
“Obviously, [state lawmakers are] woefully underpaid,” said Dr. Bob Holsworth, a political analyst for CBS 6.
'It stinks:' Mom wants odor issue at Chesterfield landfill eliminated
Chesterfield residents who live near the Skinquarter Landfill off Hull Street Road in Moseley said they want more action taken to prevent a foul odor emanating from the landfill.
43 drivers received a $250 ticket near this Richmond middle school in November
Nearly 400 drivers were mailed tickets for passing a Richmond Public Schools bus with its stop-sign arm engaged just last month.
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Congresswoman pushing to extend program to replace stolen SNAP benefits
It's a crime affecting the most vulnerable, theft of food assistance benefits, and it's already impacted hundreds of families in Central Virginia.
Richmond’s largest food pantry doubles number of families served in four years
At Richmond’s largest food pantry, Belmont Community Resources, volunteers work hard to keep everyone fed this holiday season.
As reports of stolen SNAP benefits surge, food banks fill the gaps
Dozens of volunteers gathered Wednesday at the Belmont Food Pantry on Richmond's Southside to unload, assemble, and store meals intended to feed hundreds of families.
Richmond moms upset with how long it's taking to replace stolen SNAP benefits
As surging reports of theft of food benefits impact hundreds of families across the Richmond area, multiple victims say they're waiting too long to get their assistance back.
Richmond sees 'incredibly alarming' increase in reports of stolen SNAP benefits
A significant increase in stolen food benefits impacted hundreds of families across Richmond this month.
Send story tip to CBS 6 Investigative Reporter Tyler Layne
Click here to send a story idea to Tyler or any of our reporters. You can also email Tyler directly at Tyler.Layne@WTVR.com or call him at 804-254-3647.
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