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Plus, more density could be on the way just west of Carytown, after the Planning Department gave an OK to more townhomes. And a former Richmond hoops star who became a Harlem Globetrotter has died at age 67.

Plus, Habitat for Humanity is proposing a new project on Richmond's Northside, and RPS begins a new school year in a new way — with a staggered start for middle and high schoolers.

Ben King will join our UCI anniversary panel tomorrow. Plus, is a short monument telling a tall tale in the Fan? And RPS is leaning no on a proposal to build an indoor tennis facility near Byrd Park.

Plus, a big sports weekend includes NASCAR, The Squirrels and the Kickers. And in today's 25 in '25, meet the man who has helped Byrd Park bloom to its full potential.

Plus, a final determination on how to prosecute the Huguenot graduation shooting, Richmond's CAO offers a suggestion on how to pay a wrongfully convicted man, and a new round of affordable housing grants.

Plus, Keith Ramsey creates community and fun with Bike Monday Bros, and we've got more info on the city's new harm reduction vending machines. And an invitation to join us at our UCI anniversary event.