Format: 2013-06-19

Broadway in Richmond Opens its Season Friday

The national tour of "A Chorus Line" opens the Broadway in Richmond season tomorrow night at the Landmark Theater.

Quad Graphics Will Close in Fredericksburg

Wisconsin-based Quad Graphics, Inc. is closing its Fredericksburg plant after less than five years.

McDonnell Disappointed With Offshore Drilling Moratorium

Yesterday U.S. Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar announced that the U.S. will not allow any offshore drilling for oil or natural gas off the Atlantic Coast for at least seven years. Craig Carper reports.

Conservative Lawmakers Seek To Limit Federal Control

A growing number of conservative lawmakers -- including some from Virginia -- say the Founding Fathers never intended the federal government to get so big. They say the U-S Constitution needs to be changed to limit Washington’s power. Manuel Quinones  has more from Capitol Hill.

Fourteen Hundred Virginia Children Waiting For Adoption

There are some 1400 Virginia children waiting for adoption...for a permanent home. And though some will be disappointed, Charles Fishburne reports in this season of joy , there is happiness and hope for children who need a real home.

VCU Institute to Receive Grant to Prevent Youth Violence

VCU’s Clark-Hill Institute for Positive Youth Development has just been awarded a 6.5 million dollar grant from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Charles Fishburne reports.

Chesterfield County Launches E-newsletter

Chesterfield County has just launched its own E-Newsletter. Charles Fishburne reports.

VCU Will Use Grant to Train Physicians in Geriatric Care

The Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine has received a one million dollar grant from a foundation based in Las Vegas to develop interdisciplinary education in care of the elderly.

Murder Trial Continues in Prince George

A Prince George County Circuit Court jury is hearing the case of Douglas Daugherty. He’s charged with two murders.

A Tribute to a Man who Loved a Northern Neck Town

Thea Marshall pays an informal tribute to a man who helped shape a town he loved.