June 1 Newsletter: Linking local life
Plus, should George Wythe High be un-renamed? An AI ad is making the rounds protesting the city's code refresh initiative. And a fight over who should answer 911 calls.
Michael Phillips
Code refresh opponents air AI-generated ad showing woman with a ‘bacterial infection’ from the James River
The digital file is watermarked as being generated by Google’s artificial intelligence (AI) tools.
One day after Squirrels owner’s lawsuit, the city announces agreements with VCU, but uncertainties remain
At least one of those deals is contingent on the Flying Squirrels coming to a separate agreement with VCU, which has not happened.
May 29 Newsletter: Kindness rocks
Plus, Richmond's Civilian Review Board is growing restless, and a proposal to change the requirements for how residents handle snow and ice after storms.
Fight disrupts John Marshall High School graduation ceremony; 4 detained by police
“Our young people deserve this moment of joy, and that is what we plan to give them.”
May 27 Newsletter: Data dig: Five years of SUPs
Meet the tool that can get around Richmond's zoning rules. Plus, an update on the rezoning initiative, Richmond's School Board approves outsourcing substitute teacher recruitment, and more.
VCU baseball outlasts rain, opponents to make NCAA tournament; Rams will face UNC on Friday
The Rams hit a record 67 home runs this season.
