9-year-old boy dies after potential drowning at Henrico pool
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Henrico Police to crack down on unsupervised teens after fights at July 4 fireworks show
Henrico plans to change the rules and add security to public events after multiple fights broke out and a gun was recovered at the county's July 4th fireworks show at Dorey Park July 3, Police Chief Eric English announced. "Even before the fireworks began there was a
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Registration open for Anthem LemonAid, to benefit Children’s Hospital of Richmond
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Should SwimRVA have been licensed before 9-year-old King Overton drowned?
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