Va. officials celebrate the bald eagle’s comeback and centuries as national symbol
Wildlife experts say the nation’s symbol has rebounded dramatically, but human-related threats remain a challenge
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Henrico Police officials are seeking the public’s assistance to identify a child they found Wednesday afternoon at the intersection of Wistar Woods Place and Wistar Road. The boy was reportedly walking in the roadway when a caller alerted police, who came and secured him. They are now seeking help
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Henrico official sounds alarm on teen fights, alcohol and drug use at Pouncey Tract pickleball courts
Pickleball courts littered with beer cans, trash scattered across benches, broken latches on fences that cause the gates to no longer close properly – this is what pickleball players at Pouncey Tract Park see every morning, according to one Henrico resident. “This has been happening since the new courts originally opened,
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Grand jury: CEO believed NICU fractures were spontaneous even after radiologist said they were abuse
A former nurse is now serving three years in prison for injuring babies in the neonatal intensive care unit at Henrico Doctors' Hospital, but a special grand jury report raises serious concerns about the hospital's response — calling its actions indefensible, incomprehensible and reckless. Erin Strotman was convicted
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9-year-old boy dies after potential drowning at Henrico pool
A nine-year-old boy died Monday afternoon after a possible drowning at a Henrico County pool, Henrico Police said. The child has been identified as King Overton. Officers were called to SwimRVA-North, located at 317 North Wilkinson Road, around 2:30 p.m. for a reported medical emergency.
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