High school basketball: Midlothian boys defeat Clover Hill
“The spark we have as a team created that run.”
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CAO says Richmond must establish single ‘source of truth’ on city finances
“We’re going to make sure that the community knows everything that we’re doing.”
High school basketball: Atlee boys surge early, hold off Henrico rally
"I’m proud of them for the improvement they’ve made so far. It’s been great."
Dec. 17 Newsletter: Renovating the rails
Plus, City Council agrees on a FOIA Library proposal, the future of Gilpin Court will involve a cooperative agreement, and asking for "rent gouging" legislation from the state.
Fewer Amtrak trains means future progress as a bevy of projects get underway in Virginia
As a slew of statewide rail projects get underway to speed up and enhance rail, the construction could pose challenges for riders in the coming years.
RRHA board accepts mayor’s ‘joint governance’ proposal for Gilpin redevelopment
“I think this is the first of many giant steps toward making life better for our families and our residents.”
Richmond Council asks state for law allowing city to prevent ‘rent gouging’
The request is among the city’s top three legislative priorities for the 2026 session.
State grant to fund HVAC, roof repairs at two Richmond high schools
Two Richmond high schools will receive state funding that will help make much-needed repairs.
On Faith and Values: If it's fixed, go ahead and break it
It seems there are at least as many good reasons for breaking up a routine regularly as there are for sticking to one.
UPDATE: Four arrests made, all youth, in Shockoe car smashing case
The four were all males, ages 15, 16, 17 and 17 — all from Richmond. Names were not released.
Council recap: Officials OK FOIA library that gives city discretion over what to publish
The library will only include documents requested by at least two people, with stricter rules in place to avoid publishing documents with sensitive or private information.
Midlothian grad among those killed in Brown shooting
"The loss of innocent lives as a result of this tragedy is a heavy loss for all of us."
Dec. 15 Newsletter: Tent casino
Also, more than 60 area schools are 'off track' according to the state's new accountability metrics, the Richmond library is working through its book supplier going out of business, and an RPS lawsuit.
Charlie Schmidt edges out Michelle Mosby in firehouse primary
Schmidt finished with 639 votes, compared to Mosby's 488.
