A Richmond woman who has been waiting for nearly 3 months for a Virginia Employment Commission fraud claim to be escalated, is finding help through her local delegate’s office.
After a former employee of a senior living facility reached out to 12 On Your Side with concerns, Blue Ridge Senior Living says it is working to maintain the ‘highest level of hygiene.’
Since August, Petersburg leaders have been saying that the decaying Ramada Inn would be demolished by end of the year, but now they're reporting unexpected obstacles have pushed the project back into the new year.
As 2022 comes to a close, NBC12 will remain committed to helping the community in 2023.The On Your Side investigators spent the year working to get results.
After learning gruesome details in 17-year-old's murder back in November the family of Cion Carroll is pressuring authorities for answers after nearly two months of investigation.
Many of us are fortunate enough to have a big Christmas feast, but for those who don't, Bridging RVA is stepping in. All week long, they've been hard at work preparing nearly 3,000 meals that will be delivered just in time for Christmas.
For 33 years, Valerie Devito has lived in her Brandermill home. In early 2022, her neighbors wrote letters asking for help with the power washing, painting and carpentry work her home was in need of.
Residents from the Monterio street neighborhood rallied during Monday’s city council meeting because of the constant speeding and frequent crashes that happen in their area.
It's been months since demolition began on the old Ramada Inn in Petersburg, and while much of the building is still standing, the city ensures that the project is coming along smoothly.
Charles City County residents are upset because thieves are making it next to impossible to make phone calls or go online because they keep stealing the copper wires inside internet cables that run along the road.
More than $4 million is available to homeowners and businesses to install rain gardens, cisterns, green roofs, and many more practices aimed at reducing water runoff and pollution.
Solar is one of the fastest-growing clean energy sources in the U.S. Department of Energy, and throughout Central Virginia more homeowners are making the investment in solar energy.
Weeks after northside resident Marilyn Joyner’s home was damaged after a vehicle crashed into it, the Richmond Department of Public Works has laid down a temporary solution to get cars to slow down.
Neighbors in a Richmond apartment complex say they are tired of waiting for an elevator to be fixed. For nearly four months, an elevator just feet away from their front door has been out of service.
At the Southwood Apartments in Richmond, some residents say they are afraid to speak up about issues with living conditions. the non-profit, New Virginia Majority has spent months advocating for change at the property.
The On Your Side Investigators have continued to track the Virginia Employment Commission’s overhaul effort after its painful performance during the pandemic.
The Virginia Employment Commission will begin collecting overpayments it accidentally made during the pandemic starting July 1, even if the overpayment wasn’t the recipient’s fault.
The NBC12 news and marketing teams won Virginia Association of Broadcasters awards, several Emmy Awards and three Promax Awards gold trophies recently.
A Cumberland woman’s wish to turn a frustrating situation into something positive for a complete stranger happened, and now she is hoping to raise money for a new mobility scooter.
Hundreds across Prince George are outraged after a family was shocked and devastated to learn their son, who died of brain cancer, may not be honored at what would have been his senior graduation.
A Florida woman reached out to 12 On Your Side on behalf of her father and late mother who lived in Richmond. Charmaine Lowe was concerned about more than $4,000 in charges for security company AMP Smart. It all started with Lowe looking through her parents' finances.
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.
From property crime to violent crime, the number of cases is up almost across the board in Hopewell, and the city’s Interim Police Chief A.J. Starke says he’s ready to address it all.
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