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.
An attorney says the May 31st Eviction Notice the managers handed out at the once condemned Grace Place apartment is illegal and that he is willing to fight for any resident trying to stay in their home.
A Nottoway County mother is coming forward now to share her son’s story after seeing the rising number of alleged bullying incidents at the school her son once attended.
It has been almost four months since Robert Green, known as Wize Shahid, walked out of Deep Meadow Correctional Facility following 22 years in prison. Today, he wants his life and how he has changed to save someone else’s life.
Residents in a Henrico neighborhood at their wits end after a series of vandalism cases and car thefts. Its a problem that's persisted for months for those at the Breckenridge Apartments in Glen Allen.
On Wednesday, the Chickahominy Health District pushed out an alert to notify residents who live in the Brookshire Subdivision or in the Windsor Drive area of Mechanicsville (Hanover County) about a positive rabies case.
A Henrico woman called 12 On Your Side after she and her husband lost thousands to scammers. The couple wants to help and warn others who may not be tech savvy.
A Chesterfield family calls 12 on your side frustrated with a local cemetery. The family purchased a burial plot 11 years ago at Sunset Memorial Park, when their father was in need of a new heart. They are sadly having to make final arrangements today, but were told-- what they paid for is no longer available .Jasmine Turner got answers.
A Richmond man is thankful after getting an opportunity to say thank you to the doctors, nurses and therapists who helped save his life. Freddy Sexton Jr. spent months at VCU Medical Center with COVID-19 but continues to get stronger every day.
Virginia’s pandemic eviction protections will end on June 30, as skyrocketing rent and housing costs. Housing advocates fear this could lead to a spike in evictions.
One woman's unthinkable loss saved the life of her friend's husband. Their roles flipped in an instant because of an accident and the lifesaving decision that followed.
A Richmond man calls 12 On Your Side after $7,400 was stolen from his bank account.Steve Hurwitz was a Suntrust Bank customer for more than 20 years before it was acquired, along with BB&T, by Truist Bank. In that time, Hurwitz said he rarely had issues. In December 2021, he was alerted that thousands had been transferred from his savings to cover a check that was coming out of checking account.
A Richmond man hopes to get an important message to doctors and nurses at VCU medical center. Freddy Sexton Jr. spent months there with COVID-19 but continues to recover and get stronger.
A Colonial Heights man calls 12 On Your Side, worried about the sidewalks on and near the Boulevard in the city. Dennis Tench uses a wheelchair, and is asking city leaders to ensure sidewalks are safe for all pedestrians.
The Greater Richmond area is facing about an average $123 jump per month. For some tenants, lease renewals are calling for a more than $500 per month rent hike.
A Henrico family with a medically fragile 5-year-old has new flooring in their home after more than a year of trying to work with Home Depot to repair or replace the flooring.
A Henrico mother is hoping to have a new smile in time for her daughters wedding, after years of health issues. Bernadette Lautenslager is in need of a full extraction and dentures but cannot afford the nearly $8,000 worth of work.
A VCU student living at The James Apartments say she has been waiting for close to a year for door that is rotted off its hinges to be fixed or replaced.
Rappahannock Electric Cooperative’s CEO John Hewa tells NBC12 investigators power should be restored for everyone by mid-week. However, concerns linger about what will happen the next time this area is hit with snow.
The American Red Cross is in crisis mode. It’s blood supply has hit a new low making it the worst shortage it has seen in a decade. Here in Virginia, there’s been a 41% drop in new donors.
After 6 years of petitioning the City of Richmond, a nursery school and surrounding community are grateful to see a four-way stop installed at a busy intersection.
Governor Ralph Northam closed out the first week of his “Thank You, Virginia” tour during a ceremony on Brown’s Island Friday afternoon by celebrating the hundreds of pardons his administration has granted to former inmates.
TSA officers have been working harder than ever with travel picking back up, but the American Federation of Government Employees, which acts as the TSA Union, says it has a problem with how the TSA is issuing bonuses this year.
Across Virginia, The Foundation for Rehabilitation Equipment & Endowment--FREE Foundation, continues to provide donated medical equipment to people in need.
The new version of the sensors, similar to the concept of a breathalyzer, will be placed in the cab of several Schneider tractors. It is the next step in finding the best technology to make the roads safer and save lives.
Chesterfield County announced that it had started a $50,000 road improvement study focused on providing pedestrian improvements in the areas of Turner Road/Courthouse Road/Genito Road where it has seen a pattern of pedestrian crashes.
In Petersburg, the NAACP wants to ensure people have safe and sanitary places to live. With dozens of families living in extended stay hotels and motels, the organization says it has gotten complaints and concerns about living conditions.
