City’s hired attorneys ask judge to block former FOIA officer from filing FOIA requests The city of Richmond wants a judge to order its former Freedom of Information Act officer to stop filing FOIA requests for city documents.
VCU hires law firm to probe workplace issues at Wilder School Wilder revealed the existence of the “confidential investigation” by filing a federal lawsuit.
Appeals court overturns ruling that faulted Richmond police for racial disparities in traffic stops A three-judge panel ruled Gibney’s analysis was overly simplistic
Richmond police vehicle struck by train off Forest Hill Avenue The incident led to rush-hour traffic problems due to the closure of Forest Hill Avenue and the southbound exit ramp off the Powhite Parkway.
Richmond officials set special meeting to move forward with paying wrongfully convicted man Because the city didn’t budget for the costly payment to Grimm, officials must approve a budget amendment reallocating money to cover it.
Richmond officials say the $5.8M bill for a wrongful conviction was a surprise. But the city slow-walked a response for months In a fourth email to the mayor’s office on June 23, Grimm's lawyers stressed that “July 1 is quickly approaching.”
25 in '25: Bob Argabright made it his mission to fix up a South Richmond park Argabright’s interest in the park grew out of the Micah Initiative, a faith-based effort to address educational disparities in city schools.