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9 Hondas stolen in Richmond in one week, most from Woodland Heights (opens the original)
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RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - Police are investigating a string of car thefts in Richmond after nine vehicles were stolen in the past week, all of them Hondas. More than half of them were taken from the Woodland Heights neighborhood in the city’s southside. Richmond police say five of the cars were parked in Woodland Heights, and the other four were in RPD’s third precinct, which is closer to the Fan. Seven of the vehicles were CRVs; the other two were Accords. Rachel Bowman’s CRV was one of them. She
Records detail cost of mold remediation at Bellevue Elementary (opens the original)
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RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - Public records obtained by 12 On Your Side detail the cost and scope of mold remediation at Bellevue Elementary School, the second Richmond Public Schools building that required deep cleaning at the start of the school year. Mold was first flagged at Bellevue during testing on Aug. 31, after Obama Elementary was already days into its own cleaning process, according to records obtained through the Freedom of Information Act. An environmental testing company was sent to chec
Richmond will relaunch tax sale program to collect unpaid real estate taxes (opens the original)
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RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - Richmond is relaunching its real estate tax sales program, an initiative aimed at collecting some of the more than $24 million in overdue real estate taxes right now. Mayor Danny Avula’s administration is calling its new approach “enforcement with compassion.” The sale is a final step in the delinquent tax collection process, but the city hasn’t used it since 2023. Mayor Avula pointed to the pandemic as a reason why Mayor Levar Stoney’s administration may have halted the p
Mayor Avula starts budget talks early, wants more public input (opens the original)
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RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - Richmond Mayor Danny Avula is starting the city’s next budget cycle early once again, and asking for more resident involvement as officials anticipate another tight budget year. “We want to see continuous improvement through the iterative process of dialogue, assessment and refining the way that we work together,” Avula said. On Tuesday, September 22, Avula officially kicked off the effort in front of dozens of city employees. Some City Councilmembers praised the approach
Bremo Pharmacy hits 50-year milestone amid industry pressures (opens the original)
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HENRICO, Va. (WWBT) - Bremo Pharmacy is marking 50 years in business this week, a milestone that comes as independent pharmacies close across the country, squeezed by drug-pricing middlemen known as pharmacy benefit managers. Dan Herbert opened the family business in 1976. What started as a small team has now grown to more than 60 employees, serving more than 30,000 in its retail pharmacy, and more in long-term care facilities. “What sticks out to me is what Dan had in his mind about how pharmac
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