Tavares Floyd indicted on campaign finance charges Under Virginia law, intentionally false statements on campaign paperwork are considered a form of election fraud.
Former Gov. Doug Wilder scraps lawsuit against VCU officials Wilder filed a motion to dismiss the case on Tuesday, and a federal judge ordered the case closed the same day.
In Richmond transparency lawsuit, bills from private law firm stopped months ago The firm has gone roughly four months without filing a new invoice, making it impossible for outsiders to use those documents to monitor how the costs to the city are adding up.
Times-Dispatch opinion editor gone after latest round of layoffs Bass previously had editing roles at Style Weekly, the Chesterfield Observer and Richmond Magazine.
Video shows Richmond sheriff’s deputy pepper spraying fan at Turnstile concert on Brown’s Island In past stops on the band’s tour, Turnstile frontman Brendan Yates has invited fans onstage.
Officials express high hopes for city’s revamped budget process Richmond’s top government officials gathered at Maymont Thursday to mark what they say is the start of a new era for how the city creates its annual budget.
Former city spokesperson’s ‘lost’ phone is latest sticking point in transparency lawsuit “Ms. Burks lost her phone in New York at the airport.”