RPS unions decry proposal to share costs of health insurance increases
“This is essentially a pay cut,” said Anne Forrester, president of the Richmond Education Association, the local teachers union.
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Richmond judge dismisses former senator Joe Morrissey’s defamation suit over private investigator’s 2022 tweet
A Richmond judge on Wednesday dismissed a defamation suit brought by former Richmond-area Sen. Joe Morrissey against private investigator and activist Jimmie Lee Jarvis over a tweet Jarvis posted in 2022 calling him “a violent thug, a liar and a sexual predator.”
COO for Richmond Public Schools heading to Hanover
“It’s become very taxing on my family and my own personal health,” she said.
Eighteen RPS employees call for removal of human resources chief
The employees accused her of creating a hostile work environment, discriminating against employees of color, violating division policy and law and being unqualified for her job.
Judge rules ex-FOIA officer’s case against Richmond can move forward
A whistleblower lawsuit brought by Richmond’s former public records official against the city and its former communications chief can go to trial, a judge ruled Wednesday.
Anti-Trump protest, part of nationwide wave, draws hundreds to Capitol Square
The rally, which had been granted a required permit by the Virginia Department of General Services, took place with little incident.
Richmond School Board sets rules for ICE access to schools
The board declared that the presence of immigration law enforcement agents on school campuses “substantially disrupts the learning environment.”
