August 13 Newsletter: Lawyer ads everywhere
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.
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August 11 Newsletter: Taking teacher attendance
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.
August 8 Newsletter: Comparing beer prices
Plus, the city wants a judge to order its former Freedom of Information Act officer to stop filing FOIA requests for city documents. And more than 1,000 people took a tour of the reopened Fox Elementary school.
August 6 Newsletter: First look at Fox
The 114-year-old school officially reopens tonight. Plus, a train hits a police car parked on the tracks, a local actor is shot while attempting to intervene in a domestic dispute, and the latest edition of our 25 in '25 series.
August 4 Newsletter: The universal language of baseball
Plus, what happened last week with the city and a $5.8 million payment to a wrongly convicted man? Graham Moomaw has the backstory, and the resolution. Plus writing by Jerry Lindquist and Tom Allen.
August 1 Newsletter: Immigration debate hits home
Plus, there are now 'no loitering' signs on the Lee Bridge after people were watching amphitheater concerts from there. And ahead of 804 Day, Richmond has chosen its new official dog. Plus, another 25 in '25 installment.
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