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Richmond: Inmate dies in Petersburg federal prison | June 22

Richmond residents are facing a wave of recent violence with two juveniles fatally shot in Petersburg and two more shootings in Albemarle County and downtown Richmond, prompting calls for stronger safety measures. The city also grapples with a prison inmate death at the Federal Correctional Institution in Petersburg and a fatal motorcycle crash in Henrico County.

Richmond: Motorcycle community honors 9-year-old after potential drowning death | June 21

Richmond — A local tragedy involving 9-year-old King Overton's drowning at a pool in Henrico County sparked a community tribute and calls for water safety education, while a 17-year-old faces charges after a car crash involving Virginia State Police on I-64. State lawmakers also reached a budget agreement to prevent a government shutdown, ensuring funding for education and public services.

Richmond: Virginia lawmakers finalize budget to avoid shutdown | June 20

Richmond lawmakers reached a budget deal to avoid a government shutdown, funding education, healthcare, and infrastructure while cutting state parks. A dump truck driver who killed a pedestrian in a crosswalk faces no jail time, sparking debate over public safety and legal leniency.

Richmond: Richmond truck dealer accused of scam, BBB warns buyers | June 19

Richmond residents should be aware of the BBB investigation into Richmond Plaza Truck fraud, the critical condition of a 9-year-old boy from SwimRVA summer camp, and the life sentence for a 1992 rape case. Additionally, a drowning death in a Cumberland County pond and the Maggie Walker Community Land Trust's 10th anniversary are highlighted in today's update.

Richmond: Tragedy strikes as 9-year-old boy dies after drowning at Richmond swim camp | June 18

Richmond residents are grappling with a tragic swim camp incident involving a 9-year-old boy at SwimRVA, ongoing public safety concerns over a radioactive patient in Chesterfield County, and child abuse charges in Hopewell. The city also highlights new pedestrian safety measures and calls for bird-safe infrastructure after falcon chick deaths.

Richmond: Tragedy strikes as 9-year-old boy dies in Henrico County pool during summer c... | June 17

Richmond: A 9-year-old boy died after being pulled from a pool at a SwimRVA summer camp, sparking a review of safety protocols. A teenage girl was injured near a Chesterfield County elementary school, raising concerns about pedestrian safety.

Richmond: Tragedy strikes as 9-year-old boy dies after potential drowning at SwimRVA su... | June 16

Richmond: A 9-year-old boy died after a drowning at a Henrico County pool during SwimRVA camp, prompting an investigation into safety measures. A 27-year-old man was shot on Lawson Street, raising concerns about public safety in the city.

Richmond: Severe storms leave thousands without power in Central Virginia | June 15

Richmond residents dealt with severe storms that knocked out power to 46,000 homes and closed I-64 near Parham Road, while Hanover County officials investigate the death of a 45-year-old woman and her ex-boyfriend. The National Weather Service warns of lingering thunderstorms and seasonal weather conditions.

Richmond: Man shot and killed in Richmond neighborhood, police say | June 14

Richmond police are investigating a homicide on Rosewood Avenue and a shooting on Chamberlayne Avenue, both linked to early morning violence. Meanwhile, SailFest is underway in Richmond, offering boat parades and family activities to celebrate the nation's 250th anniversary.

Richmond: Armed suspect wanted after deadly Richmond shooting | June 13

Richmond police are hunting an armed suspect linked to a deadly Sunday shooting in Hanover County, while severe thunderstorms threaten Central Virginia with power outages and flood warnings. A weapons cache including live grenades and automatic rifles was found in a home connected to a police officer shooting case, sparking debates on gun safety and community policing.

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