More than 8,000 remain without power in Richmond City after winter storm
More than 100,000 people in the Richmond area were without power at some point on Wednesday.
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Henrico weighs choice between breaking off from Richmond water system or pursuing more regional cooperation
The decision could have major implications for city residents and the bills they may have to pay to keep the system running in the future.
Henrico report on water outage faults Richmond for not communicating ‘severity’ of situation sooner
Former Richmond DPU Director April Bingham attempted to send text messages to the landline phone of Henrico DPU Director Bentley Chan, according to the report released Tuesday.
Window displays in Shockoe Bottom celebrate Black history
Throughout the month of February, visitors to Richmond's Shockoe Bottom will have a chance to take a trip back in time and see what everyday life was like for Black Richmonders of the past.
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.”
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.
88-year-old Romanian immigrant to become U.S. citizen after 19 years
“Everybody looks up to her.”
