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Tourists and locals are gearing up for Hurricane Earl. Several people from out of town say they're staying extra night just to watch the storm.
Henrico banks are curbing crime by controlling your clothing. There's a bank in Henrico that was robbed five times in seven years. Then, staff started telling customers what they can't wear.
The computer problems which led to these delays will now be the focus of an independent review. That's word today from Governor McDonnell, who calls the computer failure "unacceptable".
Considering last year's flu season, retailers are stocking their shelves in anticipation. But why pay more if you don't have to?
A crime alert out of Colonial Heights where police are investigating a string of home break-ins. The crimes are happening in broad daylight when residents are not home.
In Middlesex County along the Rappahannock River, folks with summer homes and boats, 60 miles east of Richmond are hunkering down.
Former Redskins great and NFL Hall of Famer Darrell Green is the latest to claim troubled Richmond developer Justin French owes money.
A woman was shot outside a Caroline County Chevron gas station on Route 207 just off I-95.
Statement from Northrop Grumman on the Virginia IT outage attributable to Linda A. Mills, corporate vice president and president, Northrop Grumman Information Systems.
A trash truck has overturned on the ramp from westbound Route 10 to southbound Interstate 95 in southern Chesterfield County, according to the Virginia State Police.
Pictures were taken and drivers licenses and ID's were processed for the first time in more than a week at DMV as it recovers from a state-wide computer glitch.
NBC12 meteorologist Andrew Freiden is not expecting Hurricane Earl to have a huge impact on the Virginia coast.
The campus of Christopher Newport University is on lockdown status after an armed robbery at the CNU Village.
If you're looking for a date night idea or just something different for the family, check out Richmond Canal Cruises for a memorable tour on the James.
The people in charge at VITA are still trying to figure out what went wrong. Virginia's Chief Information Officer, Sam Nixon, makes no excuses for this technological meltdown.
There's new information on what may have caused a massive fire at a Petersburg warehouse.
Drunk, naked and soliciting sex -- that's how Henrico Police describe the woman they picked up Tuesday afternoon.
A pair of Louisa teens who broke into churches are now probably praying they don't spend the rest of their lives behind bars.
Richmond Police are investigating two bank robberies, both at Wachovias, and both from last month. Right now, they are not sure if they are related.
New details on a crash in Amelia County involving a state trooper.
DMV doors will open Thursday to all those people who've waited more than a week to get or renew their drivers licenses.
CivilianJobs.com is hosting a Career Expo at Fort Lee on Thursday.
Just hours from now, DMV doors will open to a flood of people who've waited a week to renew their licenses.
State agencies and private companies are jumping into action, making sure that if Hurricane Earl does cause any damage, they're ready for it.
Uncertainty about Earl is making travel planning difficult for Labor Day weekend. If you plan on cancelling or shortening a trip, time may be running out on a refund. If you're having second thoughts about a trip to Virginia Beach or the Outer Banks, you should act now.
The Better Business Bureau says it's seeing a rise in the number of complaints against companies providing Satellite TV. While companies must provide what they promise, the consumer has a duty too.
There's some good news in the ordeal following a major state computer system failure. The Department of Social Services, one of the 26 agencies impacted, has recovered. It met its goal of distributing benefits payments to those in need.
While many people are wishing for the hurricane season to go away, these storms actually benefit Central Virginia every year.
At Virginia Beach Wednesday the weather was perfect, but the waves were definitely a little rougher than normal. With the holiday just ahead, there are questions about how the city preparing, and what Earl means for Labor Day beach plans.
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NBC12's Richmond Reporter Rachel DePompa talks about what's going on in River City.
NBC12's journal of Central Virginia politics -- maintained by our own Ryan Nobles.
Our NBC12 photojournalists come up with some interesting video and stories from behind the scenes.
