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After 9/11, this former FBI agent's mission was to learn everything about two of the hijackers (opens the original)
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RICHMOND, Va. — As the chief security officer for Dominion Energy, Adam Lee spends his days focused on safeguarding Virginia’s grid. As the former head of the FBI in Richmond, he oversaw some of the bureau's biggest public corruption cases. 25 years ago, Lee was a young agent with a law degree working in San Diego. Then on the morning of September 11th, 2001, the attack on America changed the trajectory of his career. “I was in my car and I was driving in, and I heard reports about a plane hitti
Henrico firefighter reflects on 9/11, a $200K 'Fill the Boot' drive, and a son inspired to serve (opens the original)
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HENRICO, Va. — When the Twin Towers fell, New York City firefighters were tasked with an impossible mission. Continue to sift through the wreckage while fighting fatigue and remaining alert for other emergencies… in a city that never sleeps. All of that was made harder by the fact they were mourning the loss of hundreds of their brothers who had been killed in the line of duty. While fire crews from across the country were dispatched to Ground Zero to assist with the search and recovery, others
Virginia film boss Andy Edmunds talks Steven Spielberg, Terrence Malick, and 'The Cashier' (opens the original)
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RICHMOND, Va. — Andy Edmunds has helped bring new Hollywood to Virginia. For the last several years, Edmunds has been in charge of the Virginia Film Office, and he has worked tirelessly to attract the best directors and producers in the world to shoot their shows and movies right here in the Commonwealth. Now his own film is about to hit theaters. On the latest episode of Untold - A WTVR Podcast, Edmunds and Catie Beck talk about what he had to do to get his passion project to the big screen, th
He says kratom nearly killed his son. Now this father is on a mission to get it banned. (opens the original)
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RICHMOND, Va. — Dean Francis had never heard of kratom, until he says it nearly killed his son. Now, he’s dedicating countless hours and energy to sound the alarm about the dangers of the popular supplement. In a relatively short period of time, he’s become one of kratom’s most critical voices, and he’s now at the center of an intense national debate on its regulation. Francis sat down with Catie Beck on the latest episode of ‘Untold – A WTVR Podcast’ to talk about how his family’s painful exper
He’s spent decades helping people battle addiction. He thinks a plant called kratom is a game changer. (opens the original)
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RICHMOND, Va. — Few people know more about recovery than John Shinholser. For years, the Marine Corps veteran has been helping people battle their demons and overcome addiction. Now the co-founder of the prestigious McShin Foundation has shifted his focus to a plant that many have not heard of, but one that is currently at the center of a passionate discourse… both in Richmond and in Washington. Shinholser sat down with Catie Beck on the latest episode of ‘Untold – A WTVR Podcast’ to talk about
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