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A Chesterfield family has filed a request for a due process hearing asking for Chesterfield County Public Schools (CCPS) to cover their daughter’s private education after they said the school system failed their child.

Investigators have returned to the site of a nearly 20-year-old murder to search for clues into who killed 79-year-old Charles William Cole.

Since her move-in day, a woman who asked to remain anonymous said she’s asked management numerous times to fix some of these issues but so far all they’ve done is paint her walls. She now said she’s convinced that her recent health issues are due to the mold in her apartment.

The complaint released Wednesday is the second time since 2020 that Davis has been accused by the state's watchdog agency for judges.

Peer-to-peer payment apps are becoming more popular, maybe to pay a co-worker for lunch, or send money to a friend.

The CBS 6 Problem Solvers dug deeper into the contracts Richmond Schools has with the alarm monitoring company to try to figure out whose responsibility it was to reprogram the alarm panel.

One Hopewell mom is stuck in a smelly situation that has forced her to spend hundreds of dollars to stay in a hotel just to use the shower and the toilet.

Airbnb has more than cozy cabins and chic apartments—there are one-of-a-kind experiences, classes and tours for every city, and even virtual options.

The Erie County Clerk's Office said New York State is no longer regularly mailing paper reminders to renew your registration. The Clerk's Office said that making an online payment to renew your registration through the state will even cancel paper reminders for good.

7 Problem Solvers recently got an email from a viewer in Arizona who said his mother had no heat in her apartment at the Holiday Meadows apartments in Hamburg. On Monday 7 Problem Solver Michael Schwartz went to check it out.