Madison McNamee is a reporter for WHSV-TV, an ABC affiliate in Virginia. With a focus on local news in Richmond, Madison covers a wide range of topics including education, government, and community issues. Her work has also been featured on NBC12 and WRLH-Fox Richmond.
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Madison McNamee’s coverage encompasses local news, crime, safety, community events, and education within the Virginia area. She tends to focus on government announcements and often provides expert commentary.
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RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) -Warm weather, free candy and elaborate decorations brought thousands of trick-or-treaters back to Hanover Avenue in Richmond this Halloween.
With five names on the ballot this year, it could be difficult for a candidate to break away from the pack and avoid a runoff.
Richmond is investing hundreds of thousands of dollars in new community-led programs to try to close the gaps of health disparities in the city.
For 68 years now, Richmond has hosted the Commonwealth’s Veterans Day ceremony.
The Richmond Marathon is just days away, and it would not be possible without the team at Sports Backers.
By: Madison McNamee
Richmond Public Schools now has the results from all of its facility assessments, which were done for every building in the division.
RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) -The city of Richmond is taking new steps to try to get a billboard off of a historical site.
For the first time, Richmond has a ‘People’s Budget,’ where residents get to vote on what they would like to see in neighborhoods.
Richmond Police are piecing together if two calls early Wednesday morning are connected to each other.
They hope to get speed cameras near preschools and college campuses, but it will take a change in state law.
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