Tyler Layne is a reporter and multimedia journalist based in Richmond, Virginia. He covers local news stories for WTVR-TV and WTKR News 3, with a focus on issues affecting the community. Tyler's work has also been featured on WWMT-TV News Channel 3.
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By: Tyler Layne
“And I have to say, I get somewhat frustrated because my staff that works in that facility, they're working there for a very low salary in a very difficult job," DJJ Director Amy Floriano said.
By: Tyler Layne
After a month of questioning, 6th District Richmond City Council candidate Tavares Floyd is breaking his silence about his campaign finance reports.
The opponents of Richmond City Council candidate Tavares Floyd responded to a press conference Floyd called over the weekend in which he refuted allegations against his campaign.
One woman impacted by the VDH's struggles to provide nursing home oversight is calling on the governor to ensure the agency is fulfilling regulatory obligations.
A year and a half after beginning an investigation into the incidents leading up to Irvo Otieno's in-custody death at a state psychiatric hospital, Henrico County's chief prosecutor said "we'll never know" whether any crimes occurred at the jail where Otieno was held before he died.
By: Tyler Layne
The medication was not available at the facility's pharmacy, but staff did not notify the provider so that new orders could be given, according to the inspection.
By: Tyler Layne
A significant increase in stolen food benefits impacted hundreds of families across Richmond this month, according to local social services leaders who called the widespread issues "incredibly alarming." Multiple families who rely on the federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) told CBS 6 that their benefits suddenly disappeared and, in some cases, have not yet been replaced.
By: Tyler Layne
The lawyers representing a survivor of the shooting that took place outside of a Richmond high school graduation has put the City of Richmond and School Board on notice that they plan to take legal action against them.
By: Tyler Layne
While the Richmond Police Department is clearing cases at a higher rate than the national average, a considerable number of homicides remain unsolved.
By: Tyler Layne
As surging reports of theft of food benefits impact hundreds of families across the Richmond area, multiple victims say they're waiting too long to get their assistance back.
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