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Gov. Spanberger unveils Virginia Energy Plan as power demand set to spike (opens the original)
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RICHMOND, Va. — Governor Abigail Spanberger released a new roadmap for Virginia's energy future Thursday, one she said has several options to meet project demands while reaching the net-zero emissions goal of the Virginia Clean Economy Act. Called the Virginia Energy Plan, Virginia law requires its governor to release one every four years. Spanberger said this one was created through months of stakeholder meetings, input sessions, and surveys. "This plan in particular arrives at a moment unlike
Richmond first responders train for mass casualty event at VCU (opens the original)
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RICHMOND, Va. — Hundreds of first responders, volunteers and hospital staff from across the Richmond region took part in a full-scale mass casualty training exercise Wednesday at VCU's Siegel Center. The exercise simulated a bleacher collapse during a hypothetical basketball game between the VCU Rams and the University of Richmond Spiders, resulting in dozens of simulated injuries and deaths. John Venuti, Associate Vice President of Emergency Services at VCU, said the exercise reflects a core pr
He adopted cats from shelters and abused them in hotel rooms for money. Now he's going to prison. (opens the original)
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HENRICO COUNTY, Va. — A Chesterfield County man received what is believed to be the longest prison sentence for animal cruelty in Virginia's history for abusing dozens of cats in Henrico County. Rodney Travis Junior was sentenced in Henrico County Circuit Court to 15 years in prison and fined $25,000 Wednesday for abusing cats in what prosecutors described in court as "cruelty for profit," "weaponized empathy," and "acts of unspeakable evil." Travis pleaded guilty to 10 charges related to the ca
Obama Elementary reopens Thursday amid parent concerns (opens the original)
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RICHMOND, Va. — Students at Barack Obama Elementary are set to return to school Thursday — nine days after mold concerns delayed the start of the school year. But some parents are pushing back and asking for the return to be delayed until after the Labor Day weekend. In his Wednesday afternoon update, Richmond Publi c Schools Superintendent Jason Kamras confirmed Thursday's planned opening after all rooms had been cleared for reoccupancy. Kamras said humidity levels in the school remain within f
Virginia mom says Narcan saved her life: 'It was a really close call' (opens the original)
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RICHMOND, Va. -- Robyn Hantelman spent her Monday outside Daily Planet Health Services (DPHS) on W. Grace St. in Richmond asking people if they wanted to learn how to save life a life? Hantelman, a certified peer recovery specialist with the Richmond Ambulance Authority (RAA), and others with the two organizations were teaching people how to administer naloxone (and CPR) -- a nasal spray that can reverse the effects of an opioid overdose. A life-saving technique she had experienced first hand. "
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