Feb. 3 Newsletter: Helping homeless veterans
Plus, VCU basketball is on track for an NCAA tournament appearance after a massive home win against the Richmond Spiders, and applications are now live for the city's water crisis relief fund.
Michael Phillips
After squashing Spiders, VCU enters home stretch well positioned
The Rams are the best team in the Atlantic 10, but will have to continue to prove it on the court to earn an at-large tournament bid.
Jan. 31 Newsletter: Texts from senior officials shed light on early hours of water crisis
Communications obtained by The Richmonder reveal new behind-the-scenes detail of a chaotic day as the city's water plant went down, leading to a four-day outage for most residents.
Jan. 29 Newsletter: Sending millions to New Kent
Plus, no confirmed ICE activity despite social media rumors, and Richmond's janitors are on strike.
Jan. 27 Newsletter: On the roads again
Plus, an innovative new approach for bus stops, the urban park ranger program will be reviewed after a shooting, and the death of Richmond's first Black mayor.
Jan. 24 Newsletter: Investigations sprout at water plant
RPS will pay hourly employees for time missed during the water crisis, and what's up with all the days off of school recently?
Jan. 22 Newsletter: Texas Beach bridge plans
Plus, what happened in that viral truck crash on I-64? And Jason Kamras gets budget season started with his first proposal, as well as validation that yes, it's really cold outside.
