School Board says city is falling short in maintaining school grounds
“Our young people deserve better and we have to demand better.”
Sarah Vogelsong
At last School Board meeting of the year, five of nine members say farewell
“A lot of institutional knowledge is sitting at this table. A lot of institutional knowledge is moving onwards.”
Richmond schools need $43.7 million in immediate repairs, find reports on building conditions
Bureau Veritas, a global consulting firm, has conducted similar facilities reviews for school systems around the country.
With five new female officers, VCU continues push to diversify police ranks
“It’s not just about bringing females into law enforcement. … It’s about changing the culture of your organization to be more accommodating and welcoming of females in law enforcement.”
Richmond legislators will push to let city install more speed cameras
Legislation backed by City Council would let the cameras be placed around college campuses and day cares as well as expand the hours they can be used in K-12 school zones.
Richmond medical marijuana company among seven businesses suing state over lucrative cannabis license
A lucrative medical marijuana license is the subject of multiple lawsuits, one alleging the license was given out by a lottery conducted by a website.
RPS asks School Board to expand study of how employees are being compensated
RPS hasn't done a compensation and classification study since 2017.
