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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CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, Va. (WRIC) — A driver is being charged with driving under the influence (DUI) after police say they ran off the road and hit a pole in Chesterfield County late Tuesday night, taking down a cable. Just after 10 p.m. on Tuesday, June 3, officers with the Chesterfield County Police Department were called to the intersection of Iron Bridge and Tucker Roads for report of a crash.
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DINWIDDIE COUNTY, Va. (WRIC) — The first heart transplant ever performed in Virginia involved the heart of a local Black man that was taken without his family’s consent. On Friday, a historical highway marker honoring his life and the lasting impact this transplant had on healthcare and consent was unveiled in Dinwiddie County.
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RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) — Student advisors are hoping to help Richmond Public Schools (RPS) improve its in-school meals. The Student Advisory Council (SAC) is made up of Richmond high schoolers from eight different schools. Its purpose is to help school district leadership hear from students and incorporate that feedback into policy decisions.
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CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, Va. (WRIC) — A wood grinder caught fire in Chesterfield County on Tuesday. At about 3:50 p.m. on Tuesday, June 3, firefighters with Chesterfield County Fire and EMS were called to a business in the 100 block of Dry Bridge Road after receiving a report that a piece of machinery was on fire. When they arrived, firefighters found that a wood grinder — reportedly used to make mulch — had caught fire. It took about an hour for the firefighters to mark the scene as under control.
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MIDDLESEX COUNTY, Va. (WRIC) — A Middlesex County man will spend decades in prison for child sex crimes after authorities discovered he was sending “love letters” to a 13-year-old New York girl while incarcerated. Twenty-eight-year-old Daniel Ebinger of Middlesex was sentenced to 25 years in prison on two counts of use of a communications system to solicit a minor, according to a June 3 press release from the Office of the Virginia Attorney General.
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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.
