Central Virginia
Coverage of Central Virginia in the Nexus archive.
- Richmond and AAA spokespersons give tips on fallen trees after storm
Richmond leaders have resolved several reports of fallen trees caused by storm damage in Central Virginia. The storm impacted the region this week, prompting responses from local authorities and AAA spokespersons.
- Downed power line closes portion of Richmond roadway
A portion of a Richmond roadway is closed after a power line came down following severe storms in Central Virginia. The closure occurred Wednesday morning.
- Over 7,000 Central Virginia homes, businesses without power amid severe storms
Over 7,000 Central Virginia homes and businesses are without power Wednesday morning due to severe storms that hit the region overnight.
- Over 4,000 Central Virginia homes, businesses without power amid severe storms
Over 4,000 homes and businesses in Central Virginia are without power on Tuesday evening due to severe thunderstorms. The storms are causing widespread power outages across the region.
- Severe thunderstorm warning, watch issued for Central Virginia
A severe thunderstorm warning is in effect for one locality in Central Virginia, with much of the area under a severe thunderstorm watch on Sunday afternoon.
- Over 42,000 Central Virginia homes, businesses without power amid thunderstorms
Over 42,000 Central Virginia homes and businesses lost power Saturday afternoon due to severe storms. The outage was caused by thunderstorms impacting the region.
- Petersburg man to serve 10 years in prison for trying to distribute methamphetamine
A Petersburg man will serve 10 years in prison for attempting to distribute methamphetamine in Central Virginia. The sentencing addresses drug distribution in the region.
- Has Richmond always been this hot? Take a look at temperatures over the years
Richmond is experiencing a heat wave in Central Virginia, prompting questions about whether the city has always been this hot. The article examines temperature trends over the years to address this question.
- One year since Petersburg flooding, businesses still feeling impacts
One year after severe storms caused flooding in central Virginia, parts of Petersburg remain underwater, displacing families and leaving businesses on Bank Street to clean up. The anniversary highlights ongoing impacts on local communities and businesses.
- Local businesses struggle with costs as gas prices are back on the rise
Central Virginia food trucks that rely on gas to operate are reevaluating their business models as the price of gas is on the rise again.
- Severe thunderstorm warning issued in multiple Central Virginia localities
A severe thunderstorm warning has been issued for multiple Central Virginia localities on Friday evening. The warning indicates potential for severe weather conditions in the affected areas.
- Severe thunderstorm warning issued in multiple Central Virginia localities
A severe thunderstorm warning is in effect for multiple Central Virginia localities on Thursday evening. The warning highlights potential severe weather conditions in the region.
- Severe thunderstorm warning issued in multiple Central Virginia localities
A severe thunderstorm warning has been issued for multiple Central Virginia localities on Tuesday evening. The warning highlights potential severe weather impacts in the region.
- Severe thunderstorm warning issued in multiple Central Virginia localities
A severe thunderstorm warning has been issued for multiple Central Virginia localities on Monday afternoon. The warning highlights potential severe weather conditions in the region.
- Flash flood watch issued for Central Virginia localities
A flash flood watch is in effect for Central Virginia due to anticipated rain from the National Weather Service in Wakefield.
- Over 24,000 Central Virginia homes, businesses without power amid severe storms
Over 24,000 Central Virginia homes and businesses lost power Sunday afternoon due to severe storms. The outages are affecting a significant portion of the region's population and infrastructure.
- Hopewell adapts overnight shelter to 24-hour cooling station amid dangerous heat
The city of Hopewell is converting its overnight shelter into a 24-hour cooling station to help residents cope with dangerous heat in Central Virginia during the Fourth of July holiday weekend.
- Richmond, surrounding counties urged to conserve water amid ongoing drought, heat wave
Richmond and surrounding counties are urged to conserve water due to a historic drought and heat wave. Triple-digit temperatures in Central Virginia have lowered water levels in the James River basin, the region's primary drinking water source.
- Dominion Energy gives tips to keep energy bill low in heat wave
Dominion Energy is providing tips to help customers manage energy bills during a heat wave causing triple-digit temperatures in Central Virginia. The advice aims to prevent energy costs from rising sharply amid extreme heat.
- How to keep your home cool ahead of Virginia heat wave
Temperatures in Central Virginia are rising due to an approaching heat wave, and experts recommend preparing homes to stay cool during near-record temperatures.
- Chinese restaurant in Richmond's Scott's Addition closed due to severe flooding
A Chinese restaurant in Richmond's Scott's Addition has closed until further notice due to severe flooding that battered Central Virginia Sunday night.
- Flash flood warning issued in Richmond, Henrico amid thunderstorms
A flash flood warning was issued for Henrico County and Richmond in Central Virginia on Sunday evening due to thunderstorms.
- Gas prices affect landscaping company's expenses. One app helps grow its business
Chris B, owner of Poetry In Motion landscaping service in Central Virginia, faces increased operating costs due to rising gas prices. A specific app has helped him and other business owners mitigate this burden and grow their businesses.
- Prince George County offers safety tips after storm sweeps across area
Prince George County provided safety tips following a storm that swept through Central Virginia. Officials reported that hazardous conditions persist in certain areas of the county.
- Severe thunderstorm warning issued for several Central Virginia localities
Several Central Virginia localities are under a severe thunderstorm warning issued Tuesday afternoon, with much of the area under a severe thunderstorm watch. The warnings highlight potential severe weather conditions affecting the region.
- Severe thunderstorm watch issued for several Central Virginia localities
A severe thunderstorm watch has been issued for multiple Central Virginia localities on Tuesday afternoon. Residents in the affected areas are advised to monitor weather updates due to potential severe weather conditions.
- Flash flood warning issued in Chesterfield, Tri-Cities amid severe storms
A flash flood warning has been issued for several Central Virginia localities, including Chesterfield County and the Tri-Cities, amid severe storms. The warning was issued Monday night for the affected areas.
- Over 4,000 Central Virginia homes, businesses without power due to severe storms
Over 4,000 homes and businesses in Central Virginia are without power Monday night due to severe thunderstorms. The storms have caused widespread power outages in the region.
- Severe thunderstorm warning issued for several Central Virginia localities
Several Central Virginia localities are under a severe thunderstorm warning issued Monday evening, while many others remain under a severe thunderstorm watch.
- Severe thunderstorm watch issued for much of Central Virginia
A severe thunderstorm watch has been issued for much of Central Virginia Monday afternoon. The warning covers a significant portion of the region and highlights potential severe weather conditions.
- Some still without power after storm hits Central Virginia
Central Virginia residents are still cleaning up after a June 14 storm that caused significant damage in some neighborhoods. Some areas remain without power.
- Over 7,000 Central Virginia homes, businesses without power following severe storms
Over 7,000 Central Virginia homes and businesses are without power on Monday morning due to severe storms that occurred the previous evening.
- Downed power lines close I-64 in Henrico near Parham Road
All lanes of Interstate 64 in Henrico County are closed in both directions due to downed power lines amid severe storms in Central Virginia.
- Over 30,000 Central Virginia homes, businesses without power amid severe storms
Over 30,000 Central Virginia homes and businesses lost power Sunday night due to severe storms. The outage affects the region amid ongoing storm activity.
- Severe thunderstorm watch issued for much of Central Virginia
A severe thunderstorm watch has been issued for much of Central Virginia on Sunday afternoon. The weather alert covers a large portion of the region.
- Central Virginia parents urge schools to balance technology and hands-on learning in classrooms
Over 2,500 parents in Central Virginia are urging school leaders to reevaluate technology use in classrooms, advocating for stricter limits on student screen time and greater emphasis on traditional learning methods.
- Over 6,700 Central Virginia homes, businesses without power amid severe storms
Over 8,000 Central Virginia homes and businesses are without power Friday night as severe thunderstorms batter the region. The number of affected properties exceeds the initial report of over 6,700.
- Severe thunderstorm warning issued for multiple Central Virginia localities
Multiple Central Virginia localities are under a severe thunderstorm warning, with many others still under a severe thunderstorm watch. The alerts were issued Friday evening, prompting concerns for severe weather conditions.
- Virginia measles cases surge past 70, concentrated in Central Virginia
Virginia's measles cases have surged past 70, with most infections concentrated in Central Virginia, particularly around Buckingham County. Health officials and U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. now recommend measles vaccinations to prevent further spread, though many cases involve unvaccinated children under 12 linked to anti-vaccine trends.