Nonprofit helps immigrants settle when they arrive in Richmond
ReEstablish Richmond offers all newcomers education, which includes in-person group services to develop skills.
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Rev. ‘Tee’ Turner, who spearheaded Richmond’s Slave Trail and worked towards racial reconciliation, died this week
His institutional memory served as a bridge between the Civil Rights struggle and modern times.
Former DPU director April Bingham sues city for $1M, claiming she was smeared after water crisis
Bingham wants to be reinstated to her old job with back pay.
Behavioral health authority now faces three class-action suits over data breach
Three class-action lawsuits have now been filed against the Richmond Behavioral Health Authority over a data breach that occurred in September.
The Squirrels stopped playing ball with VCU. But if things get messy, it’s taxpayers who would strike out
The project was set in motion with verbal agreements, but VCU hadn’t signed a final contract stipulating terms.
Planning Commission votes against West End outdoor event space that has drawn noise complaints from neighbors
“The proposed use is too loud, too close to the affected residences,” the area's City Councilor said.
Avula reopens City Hall observation deck to the public
The 18th-floor deck — where visitors can take in panoramic views of downtown and beyond — had been closed to the public since 2020.
