June 20 Newsletter: So many parking tickets
Plus, how Levar Stoney lost Richmond (and the election). And Richmond's zoning refresh hit a snag with objections that the West End is being spared a push to increase density across the city.
Michael Phillips
June 18 Newsletter: Richmond vote lifts Hashmi
Stoney stumbles in his bid for LG nomination, plus the rest of the election results from around the area. Also, Chesterfield breaks ground on a new high school, and Henrico may have played a role in the most recent water crisis.
Colette McEachin wins by large margin in Commonwealth's Attorney primary
Similar to last time it was a lopsided margin, with McEachin taking 72% of the vote to 28% for Barbour.
June 16 Newsletter: Primary primer
Plus, the city is fined for its water woes, GRTC trims Pulse service slightly, and where to have some fun in the sun this summer - without paying a cent. Also: City Council and School Board are talking about sitting down together again.
June 13 Newsletter: More speed cameras in the works?
Plus, the Lombardy bridge will need to close for two years, City Council discusses tightening residency requirements, a new VMHC exhibit and Henrico's water is the best, experts say.
Henrico's water judged best in America by experts
"A panel of esteemed judges rates each water sample on its flavor characteristics."
Second water report details city communication during crisis
It did not focus on the plant's operation, which was the focus of an earlier report.
