The CEO of the Port of Virginia is expressing confidence, despite uncertainty over the effect that tariffs will have on international shipping.
Richard Stelling reports...Preview: A Richmond nonprofit hopes it can ease tension between police officers and Black youth. The Broken Men Foundation demonstrated police interactions yesterday to give young men tips on how to deescalate the situation. Founder Ellery Lundy says these are skills kids can use in any interaction, not just police. He tells CBS 6 the ultimate goal is to keep them safe.
An Alexandria McDonald's is taking a unique approach to curtailing disruptions by kids. The Rose Hill location now has its doors locked and signs up telling customers to ring the doorbell if they want to eat inside as the dining room is now reserved for folks 21 and over. The move comes after teens from Edison High, which is right down the street, have been seen fighting, standing on tables, smoking, cussing and generally disrupting business in recent weeks.
State law enforcement agencies are reminding drivers to buckle up or face the consequences. Those agencies will join forces for the annual "Click It or Ticket" campaign starting Monday. Police can issue tickets if anyone under 16-years-old is unrestrained in a vehicle, or if a driver or passenger is not wearing a seat belt when pulled over for another violation. The campaign will last through June 1st.