Katherine Lutge
Digital Content Producer
Katherine is the 2021 summer intern for NBC12. She is a student at Virginia Tech studying Multimedia Journalism and Political Science.
Police at Virginia Commonwealth University have made an arrest in relation to a hit-and-run involving a bicyclist.
Crews have found and identified the man who fell off a boat in the James River near the Dutch Gap boat landing in Chesterfield on Friday.
Featuring over 3,000 watermelons, 80 musicians and 100 exhibitors this is one of the largest festivals in Richmond.
According to Virginia Lottery, the chances of winning the top prize are 1 in 1,224,000!
Stacey Blizzard, from Henrico, won a free year of groceries which is estimated to cost about $13,000. She is one of three Virginians to win.
The Virginia Department of Health’s Piedmont Health District is hosting a COVID-19 vaccinations clinic on Aug. 13 from 1 to 5 p.m.
The number of sick bird cases has declined and remained concentrated in the northern region of Virginia. Experts still do not know what caused the bird’s illness.
On Facebook, the Richmond Coalition of Police shared a photo of their billboards along with a statement outline the issue in more detail.
Masks are required for all on school buses and in Caroline County Public School cars.
The county is accepting school supplies donations for all ages.
In an effort to provide bottled water to first responders organizations and community groups, guests who bring an unopened 24-pack of bottled water into a local Firehouse Subs will receive a free medium sub.
The music video was shared on Facebook and YouTube feature faculty and teachers dancing and singing a rewritten, school-themed version of the song.
6,584 non-perishable food items were loaded by the trooper trainees of the 134th Basic Session.
Governor Ralph Northam announced that the new markers Tuesday, noting that the markers were submitted by Virginia students through a contest in May which is AAPI Heritage Month.
The event will be on Aug. 4 from 10 to 11:30 a.m. at 400 Cavalier Square.
The robbery occurred around 1 a.m. on July 21 when a man entered a business on the 700 block of East Main Street where he displayed a firearm, stole cash and a mobile phone.
Two vehicles collided that the Chamberlayne Road and Crown Colony Parkway intersection.
The RRHA’s policy update states that only individuals who engaged in criminal activity will be barred from visiting family and friends at RRHA housing communities for three years.
A woman has been charged with driving under the influence after police say she was involved in a crash that injured multiple people, including three children.
Police arrested Maurice B. Lee, 18, Zhaquon L. Coleman, 21, and Detmitirus K. Waddey, 22, in relation to Moya’s homicide.
Johnathan Ray Harrell Jr., 33, was arrested Thursday on multiple counts of grand larceny.
The police initiative called “360 Blitz” will take place from Aug. 1 to Aug. 7 where checkpoints and other enforcement operations will be active in the Greater Richmond area.
The road is closed between Gaskins Road and the Henrico/Goochland County line.
The website has lists of dog parks, pet shots, patios, hiking trails, breweries and wineries.
A new street-style mural of Richmond native and tennis legend, Arthur Ashe is now featured in Richmond.
Police arrive at the 1100 block of North 2nd Street for the reported shooting around 11:40 a.m.
Researchers have not determined what is causing the bird’s illness and still encourage people to keep their bird feeders and birdbaths down and disinfect the surfaces.
The auditions will be on Aug. 16 and Aug. 23 from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the Epiphany Lutheran Church, 1400 Horsepen Road.
Chesterfield County Sheriff’s Deputy rescued an injured baby goose from a swan.
The market which is located at 719 North Meadow Street will open on July 29. A soft opening will be on July 28th with food being available at 4 p.m.
VUU became the first historically black college university to be awarded the academic national championship by the Golf Coaches Association of America.
Richmond saxophonist, J. Plunky Branch, and his band, Oneness, will be performing a variety of originals and classic jazz covers on Saturday, Oct. 2.
Dunkin’ will be giving out 26,000 vouchers for a free medium iced coffee and classic donut to people who donate blood to the Red Cross in August.
This investment seeks to help fill the demand of restaurant workers and foster equity in the Richmond area.
All visitors and city employees must wear masks and social distance in all buildings regardless of vaccination status.
On this day in history, July 26, 1790, Alexander Hamilton’s Assumption Plan was passed by Congress due to a clever compromise Hamilton made with Virginians Thomas Jefferson and James Madison to relocate the capital from New York to Virginia.
The new building has 95,990 square feet and the capacity to hold 750 students.
$250 million of the funding will come from the federal American Rescue Plan funding and $250 million will be matched in local funding.
Students will be given backpacks filled with schools supplies and be mentored by Richmond veteran volunteers in confidence, character and leadership.
Chesterfield County and Colonial Heights Crime Solvers are searching for a suspect for attempted fraud.
A tractor-trailer headed south ran off the road hitting the guardrail and trees.
Masks are still required for all passengers until Sept. 13.
Frank Hunter was last seen on July 24, around 10:30 p.m. at the Residence Inn on 2100 block of Dickens Road.
Henrico police continue to investigate a homicide that happened 23 years ago.
Find out how the crew ended up saving the Jamestown colony in this episode of How We Got Here.
The top two finalists, voted on by the public, will win and be featured in a “create your own adventure” video this fall.
