A Richmond doctor is fighting to keep his medical license. The Virginia Board of Medicine suspended Dr. Attique Samdani's license two months ago. That's because a woman filed a police report in Chesterfield against him last year. She claims he touched her on intimate parts of her body without her consent while supposedly checking her for breast cancer. Samdani is affiliated with Johnston-Willis Hospital, Chippenham Hospital and the Virginia Cancer Institute. He's appealing the board's decision to suspend his license. A hearing is set for May 28th.
A fight is brewing in Richmond over three vetoes issued by Governor Glenn Youngkin. The dispute reportedly involves three healthcare-related initiatives rejected by the governor. The clerk of the House of Delegates announced this week that the governor didn't veto the underlying budget appropriations, making the other vetoes unconstitutional. The governor said yesterday that his office won't accept the clerk's position and believes the vetoes are valid.
The Tunnel to Towers Foundation honored an Army veteran and Chesterfield County police officer with a huge gift him and his family after he was hurt in an accident. Katie Gray with more.Preview: ####