Richmond to conduct review of urban park ranger shooting on Belle Isle
The ranger was wearing his own ballistic vest at the time.
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State health officials say Richmond water crisis was ‘completely avoidable’
More than two weeks after a power outage set off a series of events that crippled Richmond’s water treatment plant, Virginia regulators are putting the city on notice that it may have violated state law and are launching their own investigation into what went wrong.
“The water crisis should
Four months later, details on viral tractor-trailer crash remain sparse
One trailer driver offered his theory, after our request for the official report was declined.
Plans for $2 million Texas Beach bridge repair being finalized, say city officials
“We’re just as excited as the public to get it back open,” said Allen McCown, construction manager for Richmond’s Department of Parks and Recreation.
Murder and violent crime fell in Richmond during 2024, police chief says
“I know it's not always obvious for folks and doesn't always feel that way, but this is the hard data,” Edwards said.
Richmond police chief reveals he got speeding ticket from one of his own officers
Near the end of a briefing Thursday on Richmond’s annual crime statistics, Police Chief Rick Edwards voluntarily revealed he had his own brush with the law the day before.
While heading to a meeting in his police vehicle on Wednesday, Edwards said, one of his own officers pulled him
Avula calls Bingham departure an ‘amicable separation’: ‘We need a different skill set moving forward’
"Perhaps this event will at least shake everyone else out of their complacency."
