Homeowners in Church Hill reached out to 12 On Your Side asking for help getting a sidewalk in the 900 block on N. 37th Street repaired, after a woman tripped, fell and broke her knee.
A mentorship relationship can make a difference in the life of a young person, and the adult donating their time. That is why Big Brothers Big Sisters, is looking for more mentors in Central and Eastern Virginia.
With more and more students across Virginia heading back to class in-person, here is a breakdown of how you can track COVID-19 cases and outbreaks at your child’s school.
GLeaf's state-of-the-art facility replicates the life cycle of cannabis plants tens of thousands of times over each month. gleaf plans to service customers beyond medical marijuana patients come 2024 when retail sale of cannabis is slated to become legal.
A Hanover family is determined to see their little girl grow up and get stronger every day, despite being diagnosed with Gaucher disease, a rare genetic disorder.
A mom of three is worried about the health and safety of her family after mold continues to appear on her clothing and furniture at the St. Luke Apartments.
No one likes getting their packages late, but one 27-year Army veteran turned Amazon delivery man has a good excuse for why he couldn’t finish his deliveries Monday evening.
A cohort of non-profits is transforming lives on the East End through an innovative pilot program that provides affordable housing to low-income families.
Putting a smile on a child’s face is something every clown loves to do. For 40 years, one man has cherished that responsibility- especially when he works with kids battling serious health issues.
Thousands of Virginians could soon face losing their homes, after the CDC’s federal moratorium on evictions ends Saturday, July 31. But- there is help, and plenty of it, according to housing advocates. Here's everything you need to know.
The best discounts on back-to-school items are actually in the last week of August and early September; however, a survey by the financial website NerdWallet found that only 8% of parents who back-to-school shop spread out that shopping out throughout the year.
Thousands taking advantage of the Memorial Day Weekend heading to beaches, including Virginia Beach – with some experiencing their first vacation in more than a year.
Reggie Littleton was banking on getting a loan through the Small Business Administration’s Paycheck Protection Program but the process hit a snag when Wells Fargo denied his application. NBC12 On Your Side was able to help get things back on track.
The Virginia NAACP met virtually Monday with the state’s top officials to discuss public safety across the Commonwealth following a recent deputy-involved shooting in Spotsylvania County.
Domestic violence advocates say emergency rooms in Central Virginia are seeing higher numbers of victims walking in with more serious injuries than before the pandemic.
With the price of lumber skyrocketing since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, families hoping to build a new single-family home in the metro-Richmond area are feeling the impacts.
Some Virginians receiving the federal Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) benefits were having issues filing their weekly claim for last week, ending April 17.
NBC12 has great news to share during National Donate Life Month. Monday, Diane Walker received the “Community Champion Award” from the leaders of VCU Health Hume-Lee Transplant Center.
Roughly two-dozen billboard images have been placed all over the state from Richmond to Virginia Beach in memory of Lucia Bremer, according to Lamar Advertising of Richmond.
With warm spring temperatures sticking around Central Virginia, the Department of Wildlife Resources (DWR) is warning people about dangerous water temperatures.
The ongoing power outage for thousands of Southside Electric Cooperative (SEC) customers is certainly bringing many neighbors closer together in Dinwiddie County.
In November, Feed More received $1 million through the COVID-19 relief package. In turn, the non-profit agreed to match those funds to provide resources to its 270 food pantries in need. Of those food pantries, a little more than 100 applied for the grants through Feed More.
Two Hanover men each took their lives at Green Top Shooting Range in Hanover County last July. Both had been committed to mental health institutions, multiple times before. But their families say a loophole in gun laws allowed them to rent a firearm, a loophole they are now working to close.
Many families are struggling to keep a roof over their heads during the pandemic, but a south Richmond family is getting some relief at a critical time from people they will never meet.
The Virginia Department of Health confirms that 370,650 doses are now set for the Commonwealth by December 31. Those needing a second dose of Pfizer's vaccine will not be impacted.
Jim Jarrard is one of the thousands of volunteers who took part in the Pfizer vaccine trials. He is encouraging others to get the vaccine once it becomes available to the public, but warns of the possible side effects.
A Henrico elementary school receives a $3,500 donation from Rosie's Gaming Emporium to ensure students remain safe when returning to in-person learning.
