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A Richmond company turned retail store design on its head. Plus, an audit digs deeper into affordable housing trust fund failures, how redistricting will impact us, and an anti-immigration protest in Chesterfield County.

Plus, administrators discourage an anti-ICE walkout at Chesterfield high schools, Virginia's General Assembly rejects Richmond's request for rent controls, and competing proposals for the city's affordable housing fund.

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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.