Lakeside’s giant scissors, newly refurbished, will return in Sunday ceremony The building, initially constructed as a hair salon, was purchased last year.
City offers to replace RPS land, pay for relocation if it turns over Southside site for mixed-use development Board members were more receptive to the proposal this time around, a contrast from when conversations first began on the matter.
Art 180 will close in August after 27 years of supporting area youth Local nonprofit ART 180 announced Tuesday that it will be closing this August due to financial difficulties.
Bill Martin’s death remains under investigation by Richmond Police "There are some things that we’ve requested regarding some subpoena data that we’re waiting on."
Shockoe Institute opens, confronting Richmond’s history and role in slavery “It is only in the telling of our whole story, not as we wish it to be, but as it was, that our future can be made better than our past.”
An early look at crime in 2026: violent crime down, burglaries of shuttered vape shops and a lot of traffic tickets The drop in murders is particularly significant given that over the past 10 years, Richmond has averaged 14 homicides in the first quarter of the year.