Richmond police chief touts ‘historically low’ number of non-fatal shootings after Operation Safe Summer There were 58 people shot in Richmond this summer, a 28% drop from 2024.
Richmond eyes closed landfill as potential solar farm and pollinator meadow site More than half a dozen developers responded to a public request issued by the city to see what might be possible.
South Richmond recycling site moving to new location after dumping issues Illegal dumping appears to be a growing concern for Richmond officials.
Tavares Floyd indicted on campaign finance charges Under Virginia law, intentionally false statements on campaign paperwork are considered a form of election fraud.
UPDATE: Francine the cat has been found, will return to Richmond Lowe's After going two weeks without being seen, a Lowe's representative told members of the team searching for Francine the cat that she was spotted on Saturday.
'It's a place that people want to be': Panelists discuss how the James River parks will evolve Crowds are likely to grow as major projects take shape on Brown's Island, Belle Isle and Mayo Island in the coming years.
Former Gov. Doug Wilder scraps lawsuit against VCU officials Wilder filed a motion to dismiss the case on Tuesday, and a federal judge ordered the case closed the same day.