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National veterinarian shortage makes it harder for pets to be seen in Richmond (opens the original)
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RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - A nationwide veterinarian shortage is affecting pet owners in Richmond. One clinic, Scott’s Addition Animal Hospital, has not taken a new client in about three years. Veterinarians Jason and Jane Hiser own Scott’s Addition Animal Hospital. With the help of their small team of veterinary staff, they are working longer days to make sure every animal that comes through the door gets help. “The biggest problem that we’ve had is we’ve been unable to hire new veterinarians or ne
RPD searching for suspect after man shot, killed inside vape shop (opens the original)
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RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - Police said a man is dead after he was shot near the 4200 block of North Avenue, inside a vape shop. A call came in around 5:29 a.m. on Saturday, Sept. 26, when a passerby saw a person lying down inside a business. Police and firefighters were called to the store and made their way inside, where they found an adult male employee lying down and unresponsive. Police said he was shot and was pronounced dead at the scene. The victim was later identified as Abidine Boye, 30, of
Hanover farmer says diesel, cattle shortage driving up beef prices (opens the original)
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HANOVER, Va. (WWBT) - Beef prices are hitting your grocery bill as diesel costs, labor and a cattle shortage drive up the price of raising cattle, according to Studley Farms owner Paul Boulden. Boulden said the cost for feeder cattle has peaked at almost $5 a pound in the 500 to 700 pound range for steers. “So that means buying into the industry is very challenging for farmers or new farmers right now, or if you want to get replacement stock to finish out,” Boulden said. Boulden has raised more
Virginia unveils first draft rules for recreational marijuana sales (opens the original)
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RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - The Cannabis Control Authority recently unveiled its first draft of rules for businesses seeking to enter recreational marijuana sales in Virginia next year. The rules include thousands of dollars in fees, competition among applicants, and a limited number of retail licenses for the Commonwealth. Statewide, 350 retail licenses are available, roughly the number of ABC liquor stores. For standalone retailers, the cost is $4,000 to apply, $20,000 for initial authorization, an
VDOT paving season continues despite rising diesel costs (opens the original)
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CHESTERFIELD, Va. (WWBT) - The Virginia Department of Transportation is watching diesel prices closely as it continues its paving season. Diesel prices have jumped 55% since the start of the Iran War, pushing up the cost of road work. VDOT’s paving season typically runs from April 1 to mid-November, according to Austin Anderson, assistant district administrator for maintenance at VDOT Richmond District. Crews recently paved Manders Drive in Chesterfield County, a secondary road. Mary Beth Szilag
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