Slushy snow will fall Sunday in Richmond, but shouldn't make a huge mess
Temperatures will stay above freezing, meaning roads should remain relatively clear overnight.
The Bridge
Spanning the city
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Police chief, Mayor call for getting guns off the street after Shockoe shooting
Two people died in the shooting.
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Which Richmond roads get plowed first after it snows? Here's the map
The city maintains an order of operations as it clears the streets.
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City acknowledges lack of communication to Southside residents who lost water on Wednesday night
Chief Administrative Officer Odie Donald II said the city’s internal communication protocols “were not fully followed.”
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After federal funding upheavals, Richmond nonprofits say they are bruised but not broken
For 77 days this fall, Allison Bogdanović didn’t know whether the rent could continue to be paid.
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St. Christopher's wins Prep League title
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RPS offers new budget asking for additional city funding to reinstate raises, other programs
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Water main break on Southside cancels school, impacts 100 customers
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Is NASCAR rehabbing its image correctly? We asked the Richmonder who used to make their ads.
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In FOIA officer case, judge grills city’s lawyers over lack of candor on missing phone
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Novel set amid 2020 protests is author's 'love letter' to Richmond
"If the summer of 2020 had any lessons to impart, it was that Richmond deserved a second look.”
City Government
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City acknowledges lack of communication to Southside residents who lost water on Wednesday night
Chief Administrative Officer Odie Donald II said the city’s internal communication protocols “were not fully followed.”
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Education
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RPS offers new budget asking for additional city funding to reinstate raises, other programs
As a result, the division will now ask the city for about $21 million in additional funding.
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Features
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After federal funding upheavals, Richmond nonprofits say they are bruised but not broken
For 77 days this fall, Allison Bogdanović didn’t know whether the rent could continue to be paid.
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Local News
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Police chief, Mayor call for getting guns off the street after Shockoe shooting
Two people died in the shooting.
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Newsletter
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Feb. 20 Newsletter: Defining 'attend'
Bickering continues in the FOIA whistleblower trial. Plus, a new RPS budget rolls back proposed cuts, but also asks the city for significantly more money – something that may not happen. And the rest of the day's news.
Sports
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St. Christopher's wins Prep League title
This was the first time in school history that the Saints won both the league regular season and tournament titles.
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