Rob Cardwell

Richmond

Anchor and Reporter at WTVR-TV (Richmond, VA)

News anchor of CBS 6 This Morning. Perform all my own stunts. Multiple Emmy and Regional Murrow award winner. #notatoupee #Buccaneers #Family #RVA

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Old Hanover restaurant inspires student-run Salvato's Potatoes

1 week ago | wtvr.com | Rob Cardwell

MECHANICSVILLE, Va. —At Mechanicsville High School, there are no couch potatoes in Sara Salvato's Adaptive Curriculum class. Instead, students are busy running a thriving mini-restaurant business that's been serving up baked potatoes for 13 years. "Today we are serving our teachers Salvato's Potatoes," said Salvato.
Dominion Energy is recruiting trade school students interested in a 'very lucrative career'

1 month ago | ourcommunitynow.com | Rob Cardwell

Share RICHMOND, Va. — The Richmond Technical Center already teaches skills that can help graduating students secure jobs, such as working as an electrician, and Dominion Energy is taking notice. "With our paid training apprenticeship programs, we get them ready. They hit the ground running," Clyde Doxie, with Dominion Energy, said. "The type of work that we do is very intensive, but it is very interesting. It can be fun at times.
Dominion Energy is recruiting trade school students interested in a 'very lucrative career'

1 month ago | wtvr.com | Rob Cardwell

RICHMOND, Va. — The Richmond Technical Center already teaches skills that can help graduating students secure jobs, such as working as an electrician, and Dominion Energy is taking notice. "With our paid training apprenticeship programs, we get them ready. They hit the ground running," Clyde Doxie, with Dominion Energy, said. "The type of work that we do is very intensive, but it is very interesting. It can be fun at times.
Why teachers are turning these children into little engineers

1 month ago | krdo.com | Rob Cardwell

WTVR via CNN NewsourceResearchers say the skills learned in engineering classes can be valuable for students pursuing a variety of life paths Published March 19, 2025 12:15 PM By Rob CardwellClick here for updates on this story GLEN ALLEN, Virginia (WTVR) — Researchers say the skills learned in engineering classes can be valuable for students pursuing a variety of life paths, and students at The Learning Experience in Glen Allen are getting an early start.
Education Department Cuts: Community members share voices

1 month ago | wtvr.com | Rob Cardwell

RICHMOND, Va. — About two dozen people took part in a walk-in outside River City Middle School in Richmond on Wednesday to protest the Trump administration's cuts to the U.S. Department of Education. The Trump administration has announced it planned to cut nearly 50% of the department's staff, with the eventual goal of completely shutting down the Education Department.
Education Department Cuts: Community members share voices

1 month ago | ourcommunitynow.com | Rob Cardwell

Share RICHMOND, Va. — About two dozen people took part in a walk-in outside River City Middle School in Richmond on Wednesday to protest the Trump administration's cuts to the U.S. Department of Education. The Trump administration has announced it planned to cut nearly 50% of the department's staff, with the eventual goal of completely shutting down the Education Department.
Why teachers are turning these children into little engineers

1 month ago | wtvr.com | Rob Cardwell

GLEN ALLEN, Va. - Researchers say the skills learned in engineering classes can be valuable for students pursuing a variety of life paths, and students at The Learning Experience in Glen Allen are getting an early start. The school's "Little Engineers Enrichment" program aims to expose children to concepts in the growing field of engineering, according to Center Director Liz Kim.
How Louisa County Schools builds better minds through the arts

1 month ago | wtvr.com | Rob Cardwell

LOUISA COUNTY, Va. — The theater at Louisa County High School was alive with the laughter and excitement of young audience members as the Barter Theater Players performed a special show for the county’s third graders. "Traditionally, we have an elementary performance," said Hamilton Garnett, a member of the Louisa Rotary Club.
Should you put wipers before a snowstorm? It's complicated.

2 months ago | wtvr.com | Rob Cardwell

RICHMOND, Va. — This winter many drivers are left wondering whether to raise their windshield wipers before a snowstorm. According to AAA, the answer depends on the type of winter weather expected. Morgan Dean of AAA Mid-Atlantic clarifies that if an icy snowstorm is in the forecast, it’s advisable to put the wipers up to prevent them from sticking to the windshield. That keeps the wipers—from sticking to the windshield and making it easier to clear off the snow in the morning.
Virginia parents credit school lesson for saving son's life during Outer Banks scare

2 months ago | wtvr.com | Rob Cardwell

LOUISA COUNTY Va. — Louisa County students are overcoming fears and learning lifesaving skills through a swim program at the Brooks Family YMCA. The program, a partnership between Louisa County Schools and the YMCA, aims to teach young students how to swim and handle water-related emergencies. "We have some kids who are terrified of the water," said swim instructor Dani Devere. "who come in and won't put their feet in.