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In this file photo, Richmond Police release tear gas on demonstrators at the Lee Monument on Monument Avenue on June 1, 2020, during the third day of local protests against police brutality and racial injustice following the murder of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis Police on May 28, 2020. The crowd that included families with children was tear-gassed about 20 minutes ahead of that day’s 8 p.m. curfew. Then-Police Chief William Smith, who apologized along with Mayor Levar M. Stoney the next day, later resigned and promised to discipline the officers. Six people later filed a lawsuit, which was settled by the City of Richmond in February. The terms were not disclosed.

In this file photo, Richmond Police release tear gas on demonstrators at the Lee Monument on Monument Avenue on June 1, 2020, during the third …

Published on March 10, 2022

Published on March 3, 2022

Published on March 3, 2022

Published on March 3, 2022

Published on March 3, 2022

Published on March 3, 2022

Published on March 3, 2022
Jaedyn Cook

Jaedyn Cook

Published on March 3, 2022
Dennis Parker Jr.

Dennis Parker Jr.

Published on March 3, 2022
Tyler Nickel

Tyler Nickel

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Tyler Nickel

Tyler Nickel

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Published on March 3, 2022
Mr. Muhammad

Mr. Muhammad

Published on March 3, 2022

Published on March 3, 2022
Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson speaks Friday in Cross Hall of the White House after President Biden introduced her as his nominee to the U.S. Supreme Court. Listening at right is Vice President Kamala Harris.

Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson speaks Friday in Cross Hall of the White House after President Biden introduced her as his nominee to the U.S. Supreme …

Published on March 3, 2022
Daffodils in North Side

Daffodils in North Side

Published on March 3, 2022
Traffic on Broad Street flows past the new 15- story General Assembly Building at 9th Street in Downtown. More than $191 million is being invested in the building that was in planning since 2016, with development work starting in 2018. State officials are hoping Gilbane Construction can wrap up the work by this fall so members of the Virginia General As- sembly can be in their new offices ahead of the 2023 legislative session. Their offices were moved during the construction to the Pocahontas Building at 900 E. Main St. The new General Assembly Building replaces the former offices, which was comprised of four connected buildings with the tallest at 11 stories. The site once was home to the Richmond office of the Freedman’s Bureau after the Civil War and the Richmond Freedman’s Bank that largely served Black people. The site later was home to the Life Insurance Co. of Virginia before the state purchased it several decades ago.

Traffic on Broad Street flows past the new 15- story General Assembly Building at 9th Street in Downtown. More than $191 million is being invested …

Published on March 3, 2022
Harmony McKenzie, 4, makes her presence known as she attends the March to Fund Safe Schools last Saturday with her grandmother, Katina Harris, president of the Richmond Education Association. About 100 people walked from William Fox Elementary School on Hanover Avenue in The Fan to Monroe Park calling for funding to upgrade or replace Virginia’s aging schools. Before the march, Ms. Harris paused to support a bake sale benefiting the Fox School community in the wake of the Feb. 11 fire that destroyed the building. The school opened in 1911. Many of those attending the march called for a new George Wythe High School to replace the decaying school building in South Side that opened in 1960. Harmony attends the pre-school at Mary Scott School in North Side.

Harmony McKenzie, 4, makes her presence known as she attends the March to Fund Safe Schools last Saturday with her grandmother, Katina Harris, president of …

Published on March 3, 2022

Published on March 3, 2022
Christina Smith photographs Ayden Smith, 9, for her Black History Month portrait project in Battle Creek, Mich., on Feb. 11. Ayden was costumed as the late U.S. Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall. In 1967, he became the first Black on the nation’s highest court.

Christina Smith photographs Ayden Smith, 9, for her Black History Month portrait project in Battle Creek, Mich., on Feb. 11. Ayden was costumed as the …

Published on March 3, 2022