Witnesses dispute police account of pepper spray usage in Scott’s Addition
“People were jumping through the back of the restaurant, jumping over the counter, jumping through the windows, girls crying, guys crying (and) coughing.”
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New VUU artwork, commissioned for America's 250th, will be unveiled on Sunday
"Democracy is a forever project, and I think Douglass spoke about that quite eloquently."
Richmond cancels July 4 fireworks due to extreme heat
"City leaders determined that proceeding with the event would present unacceptable health and safety risks."
Three finalists share how they'd turn a Shockoe parking lot into affordable housing
The city is working to develop some of the lots it owns but isn't currently using into housing.
Pridefest will continue this year thanks to 'angel donor'
Attendees shouldn’t expect Pridefest to be drastically different from previous years.
Henrico County upgraded to 'severe drought' as dry summer continues
Local officials are monitoring the situation and may issue a request for voluntary conservation.
Former NPR host Mary Childs is starting a new podcast, but keeping her Richmond roots
Childs wants the episodes to be thoughtful conversations rather than simple information-sharing sessions.
