The Virginia State Police are investigating a deadly Christmas Eve crash in Halifax County. The crash happened Tuesday afternoon on Chatham Road near Leighwood Trail. A Jeep crashed head-on into a Ford Explorer, causing the Jeep to catch on fire. The Jeep's driver and an adult passenger died from injuries suffered in the crash, while an infant inside the Jeep was flown to the hospital for treatment. The driver of the Explorer was also taken to the hospital.
Virginia has received a D for failing to protect its residents from debt collectors.Preview: Feeding those in need is a Christmas tradition in Richmond. Bridging RVA served its tenth annual Christmas dinner yesterday at Congregation Beth Ahabah on West Franklin Street. Over three thousand meals were served, but the day is about more than the food. A Bridging RVA board member tells 12 On Your Side people are hungry for food but also community and fellowship. If you want to volunteer for next year's dinner, you can visit BridgingRVA.org.
New research shows too much Tylenol could cause harm to seniors. The findings, published in the journal Arthritis Care and Research shows people over 65 run a higher risk of having gastrointestinal, cardiovascular and kidney issues if they take repeated doses of Tylenol. Researchers looked at data from over 180 thousand people people age 65 and over who were prescribed acetaminophen more than twice within six months. Their health was compared to others of the same age who had never been prescribed the drug repeatedly.