ATF officials apologize after using Richmond police database for immigration enforcement
"Their analyst should not have been granted access to our system — and absolutely should not have used it for immigration enforcement purposes."
Michael Phillips
Council gets water briefing; new electrical rate provides cost savings
Most of Council's major initiatives were postponed to future meetings.
Richmond asking for development proposals for Intermediate Terminal site
Initially the site was supposed to house a portion of Stone Brewing's operations in Richmond.
July 7 Newsletter: Secret agreements
Richmond cut a deal to get its inspector general to leave. It’s so secret, officials can’t even say it exists. Plus, a zine celebrates what we love about Richmond, and a rental inspection program gets one step closer to reality.
July 4 Newsletter: At the midway point of 2025
Our most-read stories so far this year the year, minus the water. We're looking back at six months of articles from around Richmond, with some features you may have missed along the way.
June 27 Newsletter: Density debate hits home on Hanover
Plus, the aftermath of the Shockoe fire, more ICE activity in Chesterfield, a new website from a notable Richmonder in politics, and rumors about Levar Stoney making a future run for office.
Richmond-based election forecaster finds a niche with state legislative contests
Nuttycombe wants to create more interest in state government as a whole, feeling it is largely ignored in the current environment.
