Richmond picks developer to convert city-owned parking lot in Shockoe into mixed-income housing
The city release said construction could begin as early as August 2027.
The Bridge
Spanning the city
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‘Threatening and racially charged’ image of Huguenot football player made by a Midlothian student sparks outrage
"We ask families to reinforce with their students the expectation that they use social media responsibly, respectfully and in a manner consistent with the values of our school community."
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10 Hondas have been stolen in Richmond since last week. Here's what to know about the 'relay attack' thefts
Five of the thefts were in the Woodland Heights neighborhood.
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Teen sues Richmond sheriff after being pepper sprayed at Turnstile concert
The suit seeks a judgment of at least $100,000, alleging the defendants showed “gross negligence.”
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Former DPU worker stole $17K of copper and aluminum wire, inspector general found
Gas card investigation also leads to charges against former Parks and Rec worker.
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With little fanfare, City Council adopts Cultural Heritage Stewardship Plan
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Amelia Street School will embrace nature with new trail
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Richmond solar energy proposal fails to pass as Council meeting turns chaotic
“Actions have consequences, and City Council’s action tonight will make it harder to achieve the City’s sustainability goals.” -
Sunday Bagel is the latest entrant in Richmond's bagel wars
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City will resume tax auctions on delinquent properties, part of an overall ramping up of collection efforts
Chief Administrative Officer Odie Donald II said the city has identified 85 properties that will be notified in November they must pay back taxes or risk having their properties auctioned. -
‘Still classy but very modern’: Historic Woman’s Club home gets a $2.4 million makeover
Before the current renovation, the space hadn’t been redone since 1988.
City Government
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Former DPU worker stole $17K of copper and aluminum wire, inspector general found
Gas card investigation also leads to charges against former Parks and Rec worker.
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Education
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Amelia Street School will embrace nature with new trail
The outdoor access will help encourage teachers and students to use the space as a learning center.
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Features
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Richmond's haunted houses are a year-round effort for their owners
The work for next Halloween begins almost immediately after the last season ends.
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Local News
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10 Hondas have been stolen in Richmond since last week. Here's what to know about the 'relay attack' thefts
Five of the thefts were in the Woodland Heights neighborhood.
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Newsletter
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Sept. 30 Newsletter: Woman's Club makeover
Read all about a late night at City Council. Plus, the city is cracking down on tax-delinquent properties, and RPS will have a new nature trail at the Amelia Street School.
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Sports
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High school football: Midlothian delivers statement in Week 5 victory over Huguenot
Trojans' defense doesn't let the offense of formerly unbeaten Falcons reach the end zone
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