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In the wake of the shooting, a blood drive was held at Johnston and Willis Hospital on Wednesday. In less than 24 hours, 64 people signed up to donate blood, American Red Cross officials said.

PETERSBURG, Va. (WWBT) - More than 100 tenants of the Carriage House returned to their apartments Thursday after being displaced for three weeks due to code violations.

The Sycamore Grove development remains stalled more than a year and a half after then-Gov. Glenn Youngkin and developers Virginia Development Consortium broke ground on the site.

According to the page, one of the officers, 25-year-old Jacob Clark, was shot seven times and has undergone multiple surgeries.

A Midlothian restaurant is raising money to support two Chesterfield County police officers who were shot and seriously injured responding to a domestic call last month.

The company filed the case in November 2025 and was originally requesting a nearly 30% increase that would have raised the average water bill by about $11.

As air conditioners blast during the summer heat, they’re also an easy target for to take the copper inside them.

PETERSBURG, Va. (WWBT) - Congresswoman Jennifer McClellan made two stops in the Tri-cities Wednesday to deliver federal funding for water infrastructure projects in Petersburg and Colonial Heights.

Petersburg City Council voted 5-1 Tuesday to allow Club 17, a nonprofit that hosts events in the city, to convert a residential property next to its primary building for commercial use.

The holiday marks the day that enslaved people in the farthest parts of the Confederacy learned they were free more than two years after the Emancipation Proclamation.