Martin Agency and ex-exec settle #MeToo-era lawsuit out of court
The Martin Agency and its former chief creative officer settled a long-running lawsuit stemming from his ouster in 2017 amid allegations of sexual harassment.
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Two more city properties, including former school once earmarked for Planned Parenthood, could be surplused for affordable housing
“The number one priority is affordability.”
Richmond expects millions in unbudgeted taxes from Airbnb rentals. It’s unclear where the money will go
One Councilor said it shows the process could be improved through better planning.
Bernie Henderson, advisor to governors and ‘the very epitome of an engaged citizen,’ dies at 75
"If you couldn’t figure out how to get something done, you’d call Bernie."
DPU suspends water cutoffs as billing glitches continue
Some customers of the Richmond Department of Public Utilities are still experiencing billing problems as the department works to transition to new backend systems.
Sen. Tim Kaine opens National Speech and Debate Tournament
“We have to help kids gain these experiences that can point them toward a path that they'll be happy in for the rest of their lives.”
June 15 Newsletter: Bringing back the batteau
Four local high schools won state titles this weekend, the Lavender Hill saga continues, and more from the fallout after the abrupt firing of a VCU instructor in the Wilder School.
