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- Sep 15, 2026
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Viewers step in to help Prince George woman after stolen car towing dispute (opens the original)
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PRINCE GEORGE, Va. (WWBT) - A Prince George woman who called On Your Side Investigator Franklin White for help after her stolen car was towed is now getting support from viewers who saw her story. Amanda Cox contacted the On Your Side Investigators last month after her car was stolen, recovered by police, and towed to a Prince George towing company in August. Cox said that when she went to get her car back, it was heavily damaged by thieves, and the towing company wanted to charge her $1,000. Un
Richmond restaurant owner hit with $58,000 water bill (opens the original)
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RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - A Richmond restaurant owner said she was billed $58,000 for water usage in July, a 3,500% increase over her typical bill. Nearly $60,000 was withdrawn from her checking account through autopay before the transaction was stopped. Natalie McNamara co-owns Harry’s at Hofheimer, located inside the historic Hofheimer Building in Scott’s Addition. McNamara said she woke up Monday morning to find $60,000 had been taken out of her checking account. “Then I woke up Monday morning a
North Chesterfield woman says HOA ignored fallen tree for months (opens the original)
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CHESTERFIELD, Va. (WWBT) - A North Chesterfield woman says her homeowners association ignored a fallen tree blocking her front door for months — until she contacted 12 On Your Side. Tamara Allen has lived in a townhome off Provincetown Drive for 16 years. She said she began raising concerns about a leaning tree on community property in September, fearing it would fall and damage her home. When the tree eventually snapped, it did not hit the house — but it came down in her front yard, blocking th
Disabled veteran breaks lease after apartment plagued by plumbing failures, broken AC (opens the original)
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RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - A disabled veteran living at River Lofts at Tobacco Row says his Shockoe Bottom apartment has been plagued by repeated plumbing backups and a broken air conditioning unit for months. However, he said that his property management offered to let him break his lease only if he agreed to stay silent about it. Casy Sharpe, 32, pays $1,500 a month for his unit and has lived at the complex since December. He said the problems began shortly after moving in. Sharpe said his kitchen
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