Ryan Nadeau
Digital Content Producer at WRIC-TV (Richmond, VA)
He/they. @8NEWS Digital Producer. Formerly w/ @VCUCNS. Serving the #RVA area. VCU alum. Husband & cat dad. 🏳️🌈 Reposts/likes are not endorsements.
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wric.com | Ryan Nadeau
RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) — A person was found dead in the woods at a Richmond boat landing on Thursday. The evening of Thursday, April 17, officers with the Richmond Police Department were called to Ancarrow’s Landing for what was initially reported as a shooting. When they arrived, officers found an unidentified female victim dead in a wooded area. At this time, the cause and manner of her death are still being investigated. Police remain at the scene as of the time of reporting.
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wric.com | Ryan Nadeau
RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) — Travel back in time with Persuasion Models’ “Trapped In The Y2K” fashion show, which is coming to Richmond this May. The show, set for 7 p.m. on Sunday, May 4, will take over the Hilton in Richmond’s Downtown. 8News anchors Autumn Childress and Delaney Hall got a chance to catch up with Persuasion Models’ founder and CEO Ray Burnett and discuss the event during Thursday’s Good Morning Richmond.
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wric.com | Ryan Nadeau
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, Va. (WRIC) — A motorcyclist is fighting for their life after police say a vehicle pulled out in front of them in Chesterfield County on Thursday. At about 8:49 p.m. on Thursday, April 17, officers with the Chesterfield County Police Department responded to the intersection of Genito and Watercove roads for report of a crash.
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wric.com | Ryan Nadeau
RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) — Police are searching for a suspect who reportedly robbed two Richmond businesses at gunpoint within days of each other. On Thursday, April 17, the Richmond Police Department issued a crime alert for two commercial armed robberies. The first incident took place on April 10, with officers responding to a business in the 4700 block of Walmsley Boulevard for report of a commercial robbery.
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wric.com | Ryan Nadeau |Annie Gallo
RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) — Justin Timberlake’s official DJ will be returning to Richmond on Friday to put on a show. Andrew Hypes, a DJ and producer based in the Richmond area, has traveled across the world alongside Timberlake, serving as his official DJ. Before the two take off on tour again, Hypes is returning to his roots and putting on a one-night-only show in the River City. Starting at 9 p.m. on Friday, April 18, Hypes will DJ at the Vagabond — located at 700 E.
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Like a lot of other people, I've been working on establishing myself on a certain butterfly-themed app. My handle over there is my first and last name, for those also migrating. 🦋
This is in reference to photos of Liam Payne, dead, being run by a certain organization. Journalists, don't let go of your humanity in the search for traction/notoriety. The stories you're telling are about real people. How would you feel in Payne's family's shoes?
we need to have so many conversations about journalism ethics for younger generations but starting with why not to run photos of someone who died
From a thread about local news in the wake of Helene. Local news is only as strong as the support it receives. The reason huge news organizations can create the content they do is b/c they have incredible amounts of funding. Passion can do a lot -- but it can only go so far.
Everyone is tweeting ‘there’s an emergency, read local news, read local news.’ Y’all, you have to FINANCIALLY SUPPORT local news. You have to donate. You have to subscribe. You have to do it even when you think the reporting is mediocre and they publish op-eds you don’t like.
