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The DJJ claims the employees were asymptomatic when they were last at the facility and had limited contact with any youth, per guidelines issued by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC).

The Virginia Department of Health reports 1,484 confirmed COVID-19 cases, 34 deaths and 208 hospitalizations throughout the state Wednesday.

Police have warrants for Cameron Ricardo Smith-Martin, 29, for breaking and entering with the intent to commit murder, strangulation and malicious wounding.

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As guidelines during the COVID-19 pandemic continue to change, Richmond-area restaurants need the community’s help more than ever to stay open while we all stay home to keep safe.

Mayor Levar Stoney is working with city restaurants to use curbside services during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

A third person has died from coronavirus in the city of Richmond.

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Richmond Public Schools (RPS) will be purchasing 10,000 laptops for students who don’t have computers at home.

Ardent Craft Ales is teaming up with Sysco, The Holli Fund and Digital Minerva to launch a food bank for restaurant workers impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Virginia Governor Ralph Northam announced Monday people must remain in their home unless they must go out for food, supplies, essential work and medical care.

Chesterfield police say a man has died a week after he crashed into a tree.

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The Virginia State Police are investigating a three-vehicle crash with two confirmed fatalities that happened on northbound I-95, near exit 58.

Richmond police have identified a man shot and killed Sunday afternoon.

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The residents in each area had different exposure to coronavirus, either through contact with a positive patient or out-of-state travel.

Officer Cable of Henrico Police received a tip that Savvy’s birthday party was canceled.

Bradley Crawford, of Windsor Farms, is suffering from stage 2 breast cancer.

The patient recently became ill and she was admitted to a local hospital where she passed away.

This is the eighth case in the district and the first case in Petersburg.

The public will be allowed to attend Board of Supervisors and Planning Commission meetings scheduled for April under local guidelines being developed in accordance with the Governor's executive orders.

Governor Ralph Northam will continue to update the commonwealth on the coronavirus outbreak on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.

A central Virginia health department announced the first COVID-19-related death in the Petersburg area.

The resident is a female in her 70’s and was hospitalized.

Altria is donating $1 million for COVID-19 relief efforts.

At this time CCPL is not accepting returns. All due dates for materials currently checked out have been updated to May 1.

Richmond is continuing its goal to make roads safer for bicyclists, pedestrians and motorists with the 29th Street Bike-Walk Boulevard Project. Work on the project begins Wednesday, April 1.