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City leader shares video inside Petersburg apartment building: 'It's not safe' - Vimarsana News

City leader shares video inside Petersburg apartment building: 'It's not safe'

City Councilman Marlow Jones can't understand why residents were allowed to move back into the Carriage House Apartments in Petersburg.

Source: wtvr.com
Henrico police, prosecutors grappling with 'exponential' rise in car thefts - Vimarsana News

Henrico police, prosecutors grappling with 'exponential' rise in car thefts

Car thefts are increasing in significant numbers across the country, and law enforcement agencies in Central Virginia have been overwhelmed by the rise in caseloads.

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Why traffic lights on Forest Hill Avenue are irking drivers: 'We need help' - Vimarsana News

Why traffic lights on Forest Hill Avenue are irking drivers: 'We need help'

Traffic barrels and construction equipment line Forest Hill Avenue from Cherokee Road to Gravel Hill Road, narrowing lanes and blocking drivers from making some turns along Forest Hill Avenue.

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Mentally ill man who killed Virginia mom won't face criminal charges - Vimarsana News

Mentally ill man who killed Virginia mom won't face criminal charges

The outcome left Natalie Simmons's family feeling a lack of justice and prosecutors grappling with limited options when they're placed in what they said is becoming a more common situation.

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Richmond sued him over 'late' taxes. They actually owed him money. - Vimarsana News

Richmond sued him over 'late' taxes. They actually owed him money.

The City of Richmond sued a business owner for alleged delinquent taxes only to find out that the city owed the business owner money instead.

Source: wtvr.com