Scott's Addition will get a freestanding ER, joining a nationwide trend
It’s part of a nationwide trend of hospitals across the U.S. building more freestanding ERs.
The Bridge
Spanning the city
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In Virginia, happy hour must end at 9 p.m. Some Richmond restaurants want to change that.
“You see folks who want to dine later, or you see folks who are getting out of work at a late hour and would still like to have a drink affordably.”
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Police issue charges stemming from 'car club' night of disruptions
All four are from outside the Richmond area.
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Richmond has at least 87 vape shops. Police say most are selling marijuana.
“We have more vape shops than probably any other store in our city.”
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How Virginia’s new redistricting push could impact the Richmond area
As a growing and increasingly blue region near the geographic center of the state, Richmond would probably be a key part of any effort to create more Democratic-leaning seats in Virginia.
Oct. 29 Newsletter: Vape shops and marijuana
Plus, how would a potential redistricting impact the Richmond area? Police and firefighters will fight each other in a charity boxing event, and the region's biggest high school football game is tomorrow.
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Richmond police will take on firefighters in charity boxing match
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Citywide cultural heritage plan returns, modified to address fears about stifling housing development
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RPS details $25 million in facility upgrades over the past two years
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To some callers, RVA311 is the wrong number
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After 200 year delay, Pres. Monroe's daughter is buried in Hollywood Cemetery
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CARITAS forges onward at 40: Housing needs continue to increase as funding remains in jeopardy
Once only an emergency shelter, the nonprofit has grown to help people get on their feet in more ways than one.
City Government
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Citywide cultural heritage plan returns, modified to address fears about stifling housing development
Many residents see it as a critical roadmap for how the city can preserve its historic resources amid a sweeping zoning overhaul.
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Education
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RPS details $25 million in facility upgrades over the past two years
The release of the projects gives insight into how the division is attempting to mitigate problems within its aging buildings.
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Features
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CARITAS forges onward at 40: Housing needs continue to increase as funding remains in jeopardy
Once only an emergency shelter, the nonprofit has grown to help people get on their feet in more ways than one.
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Local News
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In Virginia, happy hour must end at 9 p.m. Some Richmond restaurants want to change that.
“You see folks who want to dine later, or you see folks who are getting out of work at a late hour and would still like to have a drink affordably.”
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Newsletter
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Oct. 29 Newsletter: Vape shops and marijuana
Plus, how would a potential redistricting impact the Richmond area? Police and firefighters will fight each other in a charity boxing event, and the region's biggest high school football game is tomorrow.
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Sports
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High school football report: Thomas Jefferson proves resilience with late stand
Sometimes, the biggest week of the season turns out to be the one where you didn’t play.
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