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‘No one should go without food:’ Virginia rolls out chip technology on EBT cards to fight SNAP fraud (opens the original)
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RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - The Virginia Department of Social Services hopes new technology will cut down on SNAP Benefit theft. The state distributed more than 145,000 chip-enabled cards in September, with the rollout continuing through the end of 2026. “VDSS understands how distressing it is for a family or individual to discover their SNAP benefits have been stolen, and no Virginian should have to worry about going hungry because a criminal targeted the benefits they depend on,” the agency said in
Petersburg water line repaired after residents contact 12 On Your Side (opens the original)
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PETERSBURG, Va. (WWBT) — A Petersburg homeowner contacted 12 On Your Side after waiting months for the city to fix a broken water line on Mulberry Street. Connie King said she called 12 On Your Side after months of standing water pooling in part of her yard. “They’re going to keep telling me they coming out, but they’re waiting on the pipes to come. That’s been like 3 to 6 months, maybe longer now,” King said. “I just want them to come to fix the pipes. We should not have to live like this.” Kin
SNAP benefit theft strains Virginia families; new technology could help (opens the original)
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CHESTERFIELD, Va. (WWBT) — Kassandra Johnson wants to warn others after she says her SNAP benefits were gone within hours of being deposited. “They were gone by 12 a.m. As soon as they dropped, they were gone,” Johnson said. Johnson says her household consists of her and her daughters. She works to provide for them. “It’s just me and my girls. I have four girls. Two are adults, and two are at home,” she said. In early June, Johnson placed a grocery order online, thinking it would go through with
Chesterfield man stuck in Mexico amid green card dispute, family says it is a case of mistaken identity (opens the original)
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CHESTERFIELD, Va. — A Chesterfield man has been stranded in Mexico for more than nine months after being flagged for a criminal record during a green card interview — a record his family says does not belong to him. “I’ve lived in three different states in the United States,” he explained. “I chose Virginia, and I chose Chesterfield [County] to be home because it’s a great city. I was able to achieve a lot of, you know, an actual dream. I became a homeowner. You know, I found the love of my life
AC restored at Legacy at Imperial Village after week-long outage; residents say problems run deeper (opens the original)
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RICHMOND, Va. — Air conditioning has been restored in all four buildings at Legacy at Imperial Village after a week-long outage. The City of Richmond said it continues to monitor progress at the Northside complex as it works to enforce health and safety requirements for residents. Richmond’s building commissioner said management “appears to be leaning in the right direction.” Current and former residents say the problems at the Bellevue Avenue property go well beyond the AC. As of Monday, July 1
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