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No injuries in armed home invasion near VCU campus
Richmond police are investigating an armed home invasion that occurred Thursday night on West Cary Street near Virginia Commonwealth University's main academic campus.
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A sunny start to Richmond's holiday weekend
The National Weather Service is calling for mostly sunny skies across the Richmond area today with light winds and a projected afternoon high near 87 degrees.
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2 injured in separate South Richmond robberies
Two people were injured, including one who had a gunshot wound, in separate robberies in South Richmond. Richmond police Capt. Paul Kiniry said both victims were taken to VCU Medical Center for treatment of injuries that were not believed to be life-threatening.
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Fire damages vacant day-care building in Chesterfield
There were no injuries in the fire, which was reported at 1:19 a.m. at a building in the 13800 block of Village Mill Drive.
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Crime and police news for Friday, May 25
Suspect held in South Richmond robberies
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Virginia business briefs for May 25
LightSquared creditors press argument on debt
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Virginia lotteries for May 24
Virginia lotteries
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Va. rebuffs Henrico bid for an early school-year start
County says it will try again with more data and information
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Va. Supreme Court clears Bennett Barbour of 1978 rape
Justices grant a writ of actual innocence to man convicted in rape of a College of William and Mary student who mistakenly identified him as her attacker.
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Second man charged with murder in Manchester double slaying
Darryl Lamont Jefferson, 37, faces murder charges in the fatal shooting of two brothers in a dispute over dog feces left in front of a Manchester apartment.
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Woman faces murder charge in 2nd sister's death
A multijurisdictional grand jury indicted Monita W. Cunningham, 49, on a charge of first-degree murder of Rakita J. McClenny, 29, of South Richmond.
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BlackFinn's location in Riverside on the James closes
The BlackFinn American Saloon has closed as a deal to sell the restaurant space is being finalized.
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Construction worker hurt in partial building collapse in Chesterfield
A construction worker was slightly injured Thursday morning when a bank building under construction in Enon partially collapsed as workers were laying plywood sheets on the roof, authorities said.
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Richmond plans to use job cuts, furlough days to balance schools budget
The big debate during a three-and-a-hour meeting was on striking a balance between how many furlough days and contributions amounts for the Virginia Retirement System.
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Male eaglet, once bullied, is first to hop from nest
The Richmond Eagle Cam chick called R2, once brutally bullied by his bigger sister, is the first to venture beyond the nest.
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11 inmates on hunger strike at Red Onion prison
Eleven inmates in two units at Virginia's toughest prison are refusing meals in what supporters say is a protest over alleged abusive conditions there.
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Memorial Day holiday schedule
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New plan offers strategies for the coming age wave
By 2020, people 60 and older will outnumber schoolchildren in the Richmond region by more than 34,000.
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Chesterfield & Hanover Building Permits for May 25
Following is a list of building permits issued in the past few months in the Chesterfield and Hanover counties for construction valued at $50,000 or more. The names listed are those of the owner and contractor unless otherwise noted; the project is a single-family dwelling unless otherwise noted.
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Work starts on Virginia Capital Trail's Charles City segment
The Virginia Capital Trail is about to move forward on three fronts, all leading to Richmond.
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UPDATE: Police arrest suspect in 2 Richmond robberies
Richmond police have arrested a Chesterfield County man in the robbery of two businesses on Wednesday.
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The Nina and the Pinta arrive in Richmond
Replicas of Christopher Columbus' ships, the Pinta and the Nina sail up the James River to Rocketts Landing Thursday, May 24, 2012.
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Young eagle takes short hop
One of the Richmond Eagle Cam chicks has ventured beyond its nest for the first time.
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Richmond woman faces murder charge after barroom disturbance
A Richmond woman now faces a murder charge in the stabbing of two sisters after a barroom disturbance erupted when people started laughing because a woman’s wig fell off while she was dancing.
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2nd man faces charges in slayings after dog feces dispute
Darryl Lamont Jefferson, 37, has been accused of two counts of first-degree murder in the shootings of brothers Ahmad K. Phillips and Ahkeem K. Phillips.
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