State will put Richmond water plant on corrective plan after review finds faulty batteries caused January crisis
The state intends to send the city a second violation notice and put Richmond on a corrective action plan to ensure fixes are completed.
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DPU officials say inflation, reserve needs are driving monthly rate increases
Across the city’s utilities, “we’re seeing increasing operation costs.”
Mobile homes, housing fund and schools top list of concerns at budget hearing
More than 70 Richmonders turned out Monday night to air their views on the budget.
Donor Q&A: Ask The Richmonder anything
From time to time we open up the mailbag and answer questions from you, the people who make what we do possible.
VMFA removes front-lawn sculpture due to structural instability
The sculpture has been returned to the estate of the artist.
One final cool spell for RVA, then warmer for the weekend and beyond
Friday returns to the 70s, then Saturday soars into the 80s.
‘Candlelight Concerts’ ads are plastered all over Richmond social media. So we checked it out.
The image of a string quartet in the dark, illuminated only by candlelight, is probably a familiar sight to anyone in Richmond who spends time scrolling through social media.
