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After months of hammering out a budget agreeable to both sides of the aisle, three local state lawmakers applauded the nearly $4 billion tax relief as part of the state

Weather closings and delays from WTVR CBS 6 in Richmond, Virginia.

Mike Mason was one of the nation's highest-ranking FBI officials. Now he drives students to school in a yellow school bus each morning and afternoon.

Thalhimer and Crenshaw Realty would replace five aging office buildings with two 7-story apartment buildings, adding what they see is a missing link to the neighborhood.

Mike Mason was a captain in the Marines and then spent 23 working for the FBI. The 63-year-old was fourth on the FBIs food chain and had half of the FBIs operational resources under him.

Students with special needs who were slated to age out of Virginias public school system last year are now entitled to another academic year with access to support thats in

Caregiver honored for work with Autism community Caregiver honored for work with Autism community By Anthony Antoine | May 4, 2021 at 3:40 PM EDT - Updated May 4 at 5:28 PM RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - Happiness comes in different forms. For 30-year-old Jamie, being outside is one of them. He enjoys walks and doing farming activities around the house. Jamie has autism, and for his sister, Ann Flippin, the goal is to create the best life possible for her younger brother. “He’s got a lot of ta...

By W. Brian McCann Benjamin Franklin once said that “lost time is never found again.” This might not be true for students with disabilities. Fortunately, the Virginia General Assembly and, in fact, every state legislature in the country, has the opportunity to prove Franklin wrong and find time that these students lost in the classroom to COVID-19. I commend the grit, determination and dedication shown by teachers, school administrators and parents everywhere during this g...