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.
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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.
Feb. 5 Newsletter: Snow returns next week (maybe)
Plus, Richmond schools set limits for ICE agents, and an 88-year-old becomes a citizen today.
88-year-old Romanian immigrant to become U.S. citizen after 19 years
“Everybody looks up to her.”
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.”
High school athletes sign with colleges Wednesday, but it's no longer a permanent relationship
Gray knows a thing or two about the navigation of the recruiting world, past and present.
As water plant crisis began, Richmond officials scrambled to fix issue at DPU call center
On the same day it had to announce Richmond’s tap water was unsafe to use without boiling it, the city’s Department of Public Utilities had a different communications problem.
