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CSX train that derailed also damaged tracks miles away near Pumphouse (opens the original)
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Reporter Samuel B. Parker discusses why a CSX train derailed into the James River in downtown Richmond on July 3. The CSX train that derailed in Shockoe Bottom on July 3Â also damaged dozens of railroad ties along the tracks miles away near Pumphouse Park, a CSX spokesperson confirmed to the Times-Dispatch on Tuesday. Stay up-to-date on the latest in local and national government and political topics with our newsletter. Reporter Samuel B. Parker discusses why a CSX train derailed into the James
RTD coverage of Richmond water issues (opens the original)
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Former DPU Director April Bingham is suing Mayor Danny Avula and two other city officials, alleging she was wrongfully terminated from her post, according to online court records. Attorneys for the city are asking the court to dismiss a wrongful termination and defamation lawsuit brought by April Bingham, City Hallâs former utilities department director. Avula's administration is weighing utility rate hikes. Asked by how much Richmond ratepayers should expect their water bills to increase, the
Councilwoman calls for investigation into housing authority over allegations of sexual favors (opens the original)
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Flying Squirrelâs Nutasha visits NYC; En Forme looks into woodsy cabins; Week 2 of 804 football In response to a request for copies of police's Flock queries â which show what police are searching for and when â officials said they would not disclose that information. Officials said police Chief Rick Edwards "does not recall" what he told anti-Flock activists about the cameras' potential vulnerabilities to illegal access by federal immigration officers. The sergeant was asked by the FBI fo
Richmond police have racked up over 100 red light camera tickets and warnings, data shows (opens the original)
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RICHMOND â In the seven months since city officials installed red light cameras at select Richmond intersections, those cameras have issued over 100 warnings and citations to Richmond police officers, data shows. Get the latest in local public safety news with this weekly email. RICHMOND â Virginia State Police last month conducted an audit of Richmond school buses in response to a whistleblower complaint from one of t… RICHMOND â Earlier this year, a Richmond police sergeant broke the law
Richmond school bus inspections: What to know about the VSP audit (opens the original)
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Flying Squirrelâs Nutasha visits NYC; En Forme looks into woodsy cabins; Week 2 of 804 football Why VSP investigated: Virginia State Police audited Richmond Public Schoolsâ bus fleet in August after a school district vendor raised concerns about maintenance and possible safety risks. The Virginia Department of Educationâs director of pupil transportation asked VSP to assess the situation after being told that annual state inspections might not be taking place. Get our local education cover
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