March 31 Newsletter: An end for an infamous building?
Plus, judges are tired of waiting for a new courthouse, People's Budget voting begins tomorrow, and VCU will spend at least $4 million on basketball players this year.
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A new courthouse is needed, but funding and details remain in dispute
Richmond’s seven Circuit Court judges threatened to take legal action against the city if it didn’t begin to tackle a situation they described as “untenable.”
Dilapidated downtown parking garage will be demolished soon to make way for future development
One of Richmond’s most infamous buildings may finally be nearing its end.
Turnover in Richmond city government is down
Since 2022, turnover at the city of Richmond has fallen from 15.7% to 9.2%.
Voting opens Tuesday for People’s Budget projects
Delegates and other members of the People’s Budget team received and sifted through 1,900 ideas.
VCU welcomes new basketball coach with a promise to spend $4-5 million on players this year
"It's one of those things where it shows that VCU is a top program nationally."
Richmond budget raises mayor’s salary from $131K to $175K
Last year, the City Council voted to raise its members’ salaries to $45,000, a $20,000 increase.
