Arrest made in stray-bullet homicide

Richmond police have made an arrest in the murder of a man who was at the wrong place at the wrong time, and as Charles Fishburne reports, they may be looking for other suspects.

Ostergren Wins Case to Allow Publication of Social Security Numbers

The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals yesterday ruled that privacy advocate B.J. Ostergren may post public records that contain social security numbers on her website, despite a 2008 Virginia law that forbids it.

Fifty-thousand Boy Scouts Arrive at Ft. AP Hill for 100th Anniversary Jamboree

Almost 50 thousand boy scouts are packed into Ft. AP Hill for this year’s Boy Scout National Jamboree…and as Charles Fishburne reports, safety and security are a top priority in the huge gathering, that is the size of Virginia’s 9th largest city

Commission on Economic Development Meets Again

Yesterday was the second full meeting of the Governor’s Commission on Economic Development and Job Creation. Craig Carper reports.

McDonnell Looks Into Offshore Wind Energy

During his European trade mission last week Governor Bob McDonnell held meetings with leaders in the development of offshore wind energy to try and bring some of their ideas back to the Commonwealth. Craig Carper reports.

Civil War Battle Remembered in Petersburg

Friday will mark the 146th anniversary of the Civil War Battle of the Crater. On Saturday, The Petersburg National Battlefield will be having special educational programs.

Grant funds equipment at John Tyler Community College

Thanks to Valley Proteins 3rd Annual $10,000 Award for Workforce Development and the Virginia Foundation for Community College Education, John Tyler Community College is more capable than ever to train people for work in the field of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning.

Hanover Teenager Pleads Guilty in Ax Attack on Schoolmate

A Hanover County Teenager has pleaded guilty to attacking another student with an ax and will spend a minimum two years at a juvenile correction facility. As Charles Fishburne reports, the plea agreement spared the 16-year old a possible life prison sentence.

Assembly 2011: Synthetic marijuana and redistricting

A bipartisan group of legislators is pushing to criminalize a new drug most commonly referred to as synthetic marijuana ... and Governor Bob McDonnell’s independent bipartisan redistricting commission held its first meeting yesterday. Craig Carper reports.

Remains Found In Upper Appomattox Canal

Skeletal remains have been found in the Upper Appomattox Canal near the site where a missing man’s ATV was located in the winter.