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Charlottesville · CharlottesvilleBrennan Armstrong throws two touchdown passes for N.C. State. Brayden Narveson kicks 33-yard field goal as time expires to give Wolfpack win. Virginia's Anthony Colandrea hit Malik Washington from 3 yards out to make it 21-19. Cavaliers made a dramatic comeback to tie it with 36 seconds left.See the Story
After dramatic comeback, Virginia loses heartbreaker to N.C. State
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Richmond, United States · RichmondAs of 6 a.m. on Saturday, more than 14,000 Dominion Energy customers were without power. If you or a loved one loses power, Dominion asks you to report the outage to help crews reroute electricity to your home. Call 866-366-4357 to report an outage.See the Story
Tracking Ophelia: Power outage updates in Virginia
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Richmond, United States · RichmondRichmond City Hall opened up as a "place of last refuge" for homeless individuals. The city does operate inclement weather shelters during the winter seasons, but they're closed between April and November. The potential for rainfall in Central Virginia is 2-4 inches with wind gusts that could reach 40-50 mph.See the Story
Homeless people report being turned away from Richmond City Hall for shelter during storm: 'We're looked over'
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Richmond, United States · RichmondOphelia will make a landfall east of Wilmington, North Carolina, by daybreak Saturday. The storm will then track into Virginia Saturday afternoon. Rainfall totals will exceed two inches in most locations, with some areas receiving over five inches. Winds will likely exceed 40 mph in central VA, and 45 mph at the coast.See the Story
News updates in Hampton Roads, Outer Banks as Tropical Storm Ophelia impacts region
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Floods · RichmondRichmond's stormwater system is not designed to handle that much rain in such a short period of time. The 95 flooding was caused by debris from a car that got logged into the mouth of a drain. The city said it's cleaning clogged storm drains in stormwater hotspots throughout the city.See the Story
Richmond storm drainage, flooding become concern as Ophelia makes its way to area
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Fairfax, Virginia · FairfaxFAIRFAX, Va. (AP) A northern Virginia mother who sedated her two daughters with melatonin-laced gummy bears before fatally shooting them was sentenced Friday to 78 years in prison.Veronica Youngblood, 38, was arrested in August 2018 after shooting daughters Sharon Castro, 15, and Brooklynn Youngblood, 5, in their apartment in McLean. Castro survived long enough to call 911 and tell a dispatcher she had been shot by her mother. Jurors heard a re…See the Story
She fed kids melatonin-laced gummy before murdering them: 'I've been a good mother, but something happened'
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Richmond, United States · RichmondThe 4th Annual Miles in Memory Remembrance Walk/Run will take place on September 23, 2023. People of all ages and fitness levels are invited to participate. An in-person reception will also be held at the Full Circle Grief Center from 10am-1pm that will include testimonials, refreshments and raffle drawings.See the Story
Richmond-Based Nonprofit Hosts 4th Annual Remembrance Walk/Run to Honor the Lives of Loved Ones
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Richmond, United States · RichmondThe crash happened in the westbound lane of Hull Street Road and Arizona Drive in Richmond, just before 3 p.m. Friday. This is a developing story, so anyone with more information can email newstips@wtvr.com to send a tip.See the Story
Hull Street crash leaves one person dead
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