A year after water crisis, Richmond officials express confidence in revamped treatment plant
"We’re a night and day difference from where we were last January.”
Graham Moomaw
Catching up: With consulting work and a new house, Levar Stoney says he’s staying out of politics for now
After more than a decade in state politics and public service, he says he’s perfectly content to have a chance to relax and spend more time with his wife and young daughter.
Youngkin’s budget doesn’t fund Richmond’s request for water system money
Mayor Danny Avula had requested $80 million.
CAO says Richmond must establish single ‘source of truth’ on city finances
“We’re going to make sure that the community knows everything that we’re doing.”
Council recap: Officials OK FOIA library that gives city discretion over what to publish
The library will only include documents requested by at least two people, with stricter rules in place to avoid publishing documents with sensitive or private information.
Richmond-area Democrats voting Sunday to pick nominee for vacant House seat
Special elections for both the House and Senate seats will be held on Jan. 6, allowing the winners to be seated before the 2026 General Assembly session begins Jan. 7.
Wilder School faculty member sues fired instructor whose course she took over
In a $5.3 million suit, D. Pulane Lucas alleges former Wilder School instructor Bill Leighty defamed her in a letter circulated to VCU leadership this summer.
