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clear that donald j. trump is a target of the investigation. well have legal analysis what that means for a possible indictment in just a moment. meanwhile trumps former running mate is now his newest challenger in the 2024 presidential race. well have more from mike pences campaign launch. plus that hazardous haze thats been covering the northeast is expected to kick back up today. well get the latest time line for when the wildfire smoke from canada could finally clear out. good ...

It has been one year since the deadly Graduation Day shooting at Richmond's Altria Theater. Two people were killed in the shooting, and the gunman, Amari Pollard was sentenced to 25 years in prison.

Richmond public schools is trying to make sure students are safe both physically and mentally at graduation ceremonies this year.

Spring ought to be a time of relief and promise. The days are longer and seemingly a bit sunnier, and the end of the school year is around the corner — and with it, the hopes of graduation days ahead.

Pollard’s attorney, Jason Anthony, says he “made a mistake” when advising Pollard on how to proceed after the judge ruled out self-defense.

Mark Meier said he likely would have found Pollard not guilty on the charge of first-degree murder in the June 6 shooting death of Shawn Jackson outside the Altria Theater

Prosecutors in Richmond reach a plea deal with a man charged with murder for opening fire in a public park after a high school graduation last spring.

Amari Pollard, charged with first-degree murder in the Huguenot graduation shooting, admitted to killing someone during a taped interview with police, authorities said.

The trial for the suspect in the deadly June 2023 Huguenot High School graduation shooting is nearing an end.