Millions expected to attend “No Kings” protests throughout Virginia, U.S.
On June 14, protesters nationwide plan to rally against the Trump administration in a series of coordinated events.
City taps new CAO, registrar and violence prevention director
The City of Richmond filled several top leadership roles last week, with new appointments made in government operations, election oversight and gun violence prevention.
Juneteenth’s origins remembered as historic handbill resurfaces
The origin of the Juneteenth celebrations marking the end of slavery in the U.S. goes back to an order issued as Union troops arrived in Texas at the end of the Civil War. It declared that all enslaved people in …
Richmond airport resumes international flights after decade-long gap
Richmond International Airport resumed international passenger service last week with BermudAir flights to Bermuda, ending a decade-long gap in overseas connections.
Early voting
Early in-person voting for the June 17 primary election continues through Saturday, June 14.
Richmond Ed Fund adds four to board as work with schools expands
The Richmond Ed Fund has added four new members to its board as the nonprofit expands its efforts to support Richmond Public Schools through increased funding and strategic initiatives.
New advocates to aid Henrico foster children, court cases
Henrico Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) recently welcomed 12 new volunteers, joining nearly 100 others who assist children affected by abuse or neglect.
Shalom Farms initiative links fresh food to chronic illness care
Shalom Farms has launched a new Produce Prescription program aimed at helping Richmond residents manage chronic illnesses through increased access to fresh fruits and vegetables.
McEachin, Barbour set for primary rematch in Richmond commonwealth’s attorney’s race
Four years after losing a primary challenge against Richmond Commonwealth’s Attorney Colette McEachin, Richmond lawyer Tom Barbour is taking another shot at unseating the city’s top prosecutor.
Summer food programs fight childhood hunger
Feed More and the Virginia Department of Social Services are expanding efforts to fight food insecurity among children and teens during the summer break.
Henrico Schools takes summer outreach on the road
Henrico County Public Schools officials recently launched their annual summer outreach program this week, deploying a mobile resource center to connect families with educational resources and community services during the break from classes.
Study shows redlined Virginia neighborhoods are hotter in the summer
As hot and humid summer weather settles across Virginia, a recent study finds that certain neighborhoods across the state, often with higher populations of people of color, can be up to 15 degrees hotter than other areas. The research cites …
City leaders confront water system failures, plan treatment plant upgrade
Frustration is mounting among Richmond area officials and residents following a series of water service disruptions, as City of Richmond leaders weigh long-term plans to modernize the aging water treatment plant responsible for much of the region’s supply.
Bag it up
They flutter in trees, clog storm drains and drift along the James River — and starting next year, plastic bags will come with a price in Richmond.
Judge dismisses murder charges against Atlanta officer in 2019 shooting of unarmed man in closet
A federal judge has thrown out murder charges against a former Atlanta police officer who shot and killed an unarmed man hiding in a closet.
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