Simone Cuccurullo
Anchor
She’s thrilled to come to Richmond after spending three years as an anchor and reporter in Fort Myers, Florida. There she covered devastating natural disasters such as hurricanes Irma and Dorian. Simone started her career as a morning anchor and reporter in Erie, Pennsylvania. She is a Philadelphia native and a die-hard Eagles fan. When she’s not at work you’ll likely find her trying out restaurants, going for a run, or reading a good book. Education: Temple University, Media Studies and Production
As the affiliate relations manager for NAMI Virginia, Shavonda Joyner hears about the mental health struggles Virginians face every day, but it wasn’t long ago that she felt lost too.
Richmond school leaders aren’t holding back their emotions tonight after a shooting that took place after a high school graduation killed two and injured five.
The "Warm Line" is essentially a step below a “hotline” designed to be used before a situation escalates into a crisis.
Super Bowl LVII is just days away and central Virginia will be represented on the big stage in Glendale, Arizona.
The fifth annual Ultimate Backpack Supply Drive was once again a huge success.
Often times when people hear the word “stroke,” they associate the disease with older people. But statistics show that younger people, especially women, are becoming more at risk.
A Hopewell woman gives a new meaning to the term “triple threat.”
Students and staff gathered on campus Monday evening to celebrate the big win.
University of Richmond’s men’s basketball team defeated 5 seed Iowa at the Keybank Center in Buffalo, New York.
While a shooting and search for a suspect unfolded Tuesday at Bridgewater College, students were told to shelter in place.
The roads weren’t the only place seeing delays due to the weather. Amtrak Regional Rail customers have been sitting on their trains at a standstill for hours.
As parents prepare for the kids to head back to learning, the Ultimate Backpack Supply Drive asking for your help to donate to Richmond students in need.
It’s hard to believe, but there are only a few weeks to go until Central Virginia students head back to school.
The Richmond School Board has voted to proceed with their own plans instead of the city’s when it comes to building a new George Wythe High School.
A family is remembering and honoring their angel, 21-year-old Braxton “Brax” Baker, who died suddenly last year. The cause of her death has not been officially released.
The new school building will feature state-of-the-art facilities for teachers and students.
The fate of a casino in the city of Richmond lies in voters’ hands.
On Tuesday, the Richmond Highway Neighborhood Civic Association - formally known as the Jefferson Davis Neighborhood Civic Association - publicly endorsed the Urban One casino bid, in an industrial area off Commerce Road.
A vigil was held Monday for one of the two victims gunned down outside of a Henrico shopping center.
Two people have developed facial swelling after vaccination during Moderna’s phase 3 trial.
We're continuing our tour of some of the best Holiday Homes across Central Virginia
Holiday Homes 2020 continues with 7396 Kelshire Trace in Mechanicsville.
Al and Esther Thompson are the couple behind the beautiful display.
Angel Tree is a Christmas tradition for thousands of families in Central Virginia, but it’s going to be a bit different due to the ongoing pandemic - that includes an even easier way to find a child in need.
Wednesday marked a huge community event for the city of Richmond.
Members of the Richmond City Council are expected to vote on criminal justice reform items during Monday night’s meeting.
An alarming new coronavirus trend is emerging, involving pediatric offices in the area. Doctors are finding an uptick in kids being diagnosed with the disease.
The Richmond Public Schools Board has approved fully virtual learning for the first semester this fall.
