Amazon got in the pharmacy game a year ago and as with any new service there are always questions about how it works and can it help customers save money.
The latest incident happened on Thanksgiving around 6:30 p.m. after a CSX train collided with a Chevy Silverado pickup truck at the Pine Forest Drive train crossing.
Disney World may be the happiest place on earth, but a Richmond principal makes sure some of that joy is felt in Richmond and has been named a “Disney Magic Maker” because of it.
“The global supply chain bottlenecks have been a challenge for us all, but the good news is UPS is ready to deliver,” said Nakeya Shelton, President of Enterprise Sales for UPS.
During Tuesday’s Public Safety Meeting, the Richmond Fire Department presented its quarterly report to members of the Richmond City Council, which revealed that the department is experiencing several critical facilities and fleet issues.
A Virginia man is looking for a chance to have a new start and an opportunity to help others after years of struggling with drug addiction. Rudy Carey has filed a federal lawsuit challenging the Barrier Crimes that exist in the Commonwealth.
With COVID-19 vaccines now available for 5 to 11-year-olds, one attorney urges families to have an open discussion about that decision, especially if they no longer live under the same roof.
The daughter of a Henrico woman wants the IRS and the Social Security Administration to know her mother “is alive and well, she is a good citizen,” after receiving a document saying 98-year-old Lena Saunders is deceased.
With the temperatures dropping and winter not far away, many of us are turning on our heat for the first time in months, But if you're not careful - you can easily spark a fire.
Developers say the damages caused by the racist vandalism act will be somewhere north of $15,000 to fix, but neighbors say that cost pales in comparison to the emotional damage this act could cause this community.
For a Henrico woman, the last year has brought priceless memories and the chance to live her “best bucket list life,” but it all started with a breast cancer diagnosis in September 2020.
if you've been served with an eviction notice on your door the Legal aid Justice Center says your landlord has a legal obligation to help any tenant secure renters assistance, before you get kicked out.
As a recall of Philips Respironics Continuous Positive Airway Pressure, CPAP, machines was issued in June 2021, patients in Central Virginia continue to feel the impact.
It has been almost three months since marijuana became legal to possess, consume and grow in Virginia for people 21 and up, and Virginia NORML continues to answer questions the community has about new laws.
The Richmond Police Department recently welcomed nearly 20 new recruits to its police force, including two central Virginia natives hoping to build more trust between the police department and the community.
A local dance Company's hopes of competing in a major contest are fading tonight. That's after a dispute with the bus company they hired to take them to Memphis
Following the removal of the 21-foot Robert E. Lee statue on Monument Avenue, the NBC 12 On Your Side Investigators have learned the removal cost The Commonwealth more than $2 million and counting.
Select small business owners have a shot at earning up to $10,000 in grant money through the “We Care RVA Recovery Project” to help recover from the pandemic.
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.
