Madison McNamee

1 week ago | 12onyourside.com | Madison McNamee

RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - Two and a half months after the accident that changed his life, Mary Munford principal Greg Muzik is making a “remarkable recovery.”Mr. Muzik sat down with 12 On Your Side to share his story as he learns to walk again at Sheltering Arms Institute. On March 11, he was riding his bike to a school PTA meeting when he was suddenly hit by a car on Patterson Avenue. He rides this route every day, as he’s been the principal at the school for more than 30 years.

2 weeks ago | 29news.com | Madison McNamee

RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) -Richmond Police have confirmed several schools in Henrico and Richmond received threats Thursday morning. Around 11:33 a.m., the Richmond Department of Emergency Communications got a call about a threat to a Richmond Public School building. RPD confirmed seven Richmond high schools were targeted, including Franklin Military Academy, Richmond High School of the Arts, Open, John Marshall, Thomas Jefferson, Richmond Success Academy and Richmond Community School.

2 weeks ago | 12onyourside.com | Madison McNamee

RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) -Richmond’s interim Chief Administrative Officer, Sabrina Joy-Hogg, announced Tuesday, May 21, that she will resign from the city effective June 6. This is one of the highest-serving roles in City Hall. Joy-Hogg also served as Deputy Chief Administrative Officer of Finance & Administration. She first joined the city back in 2022. “Sabrina’s dedication to achieving a balanced budget and her institutional knowledge was a tremendous help in the early months of my administration.

2 weeks ago | 29news.com | Madison McNamee

RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) -Attorney General Jason Miyares filed a petition Monday, May 19, to get a Richmond business to comply with a Civil Investigative Demand concerning an ongoing price gouging investigation during the area’s water crisis. The move is an effort in Richmond City Circuit Court to compel JATTI LLC, which operates Manchester Market, to provide information on its pricing during the January 2025 crisis. It acts as a type of administrative subpoena.

2 weeks ago | 12onyourside.com | Madison McNamee

COLONIAL HEIGHTS, Va. (WWBT) -The remaining charges against staff at Colonial Heights Rehabilitation and Nursing Center will not proceed in court. The city’s Commonwealth’s Attorney, Gray Collins, confirms his office decided to nolle prosequi the current charges, meaning they were dropped but could be brought back.