May 4 Newsletter: Vet shortage
Plus, a look at a unique plan for high-speed bus travel down Midlothian Turnpike, and as bike month begins, the city will be cracking down on cars that park in the buffer zone next to bike lanes.
Michael Phillips
Renderings show new bus lanes inset along Midlothian Turnpike, with road narrowed to two lanes
The long-term project is currently projected to begin operation in 2032.
May 1 Newsletter: Economic mobility
How can the city create more starter homes? Plus, a Flock policy violation, the return of Banana Ball, and Maymont reopens its Virginia Wildlife Trail this weekend.
'Hire young people': At Shockoe Institute, panelists discuss ways to create economic mobility
"It’s time to open our minds and open our doors. Hire that kid. Give that intern the chance."
A Richmond baseball star returns to town this weekend – with Banana Ball
Jackie Bradley Jr. won a World Series with the Boston Red Sox.
April 29 Newsletter: The city's AI PSA
The city paid $2,250 to make an advertisement with artificial intelligence. Plus, are tax cuts coming next year? The CAO teased that they might be. And updates from RPS.
Richmond’s newest PSA was made with AI
The city paid $2,250 to an outside developer to make the video.
