Newsletter

The Valentine's leader was a quiet champion for the LGBTQ+ community. Plus, Anne Holton is selected to the School Board, RPS adds school days, the Walk for Peace rolls through Richmond, and the rest of the day's news.

School's out (again). Plus, public officials plead for patience as the ice continues to melt, and a look at why the city missed a Dec. 15 deadline for its annual financial audit, as well as when it might be completed.

Will it snow? Why it's so hard to know. Plus, the Flying Squirrels announce ticket prices for their new stadium, confusion over the RPS budget, and Hanover officials ask ICE to build their facility elsewhere.

Data shows Richmond teachers are now making more than their county counterparts. Plus, VCU easily defeats Richmond in a rivalry matchup, and an opportunity to Zoom with us this morning to learn about The Richmonder.

Bus service resumes at 9 a.m. this morning as Richmond starts digging out from yesterday's snow. Plus, meet the Ashland gardener who made daffodils a thing in the 1930s, and prepare for the city's first red-light cameras.

RPS plans to freeze raises after years of salary growth, ICE wants to build a detention center in Hanover, and more on the Mayo Island bridge debate. Plus, School Board interviews and the latest on the upcoming snowstorm.