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State housing authority asks court to appoint receiver for troubled Model Tobacco apartments in South Richmond

State housing authority asks court to appoint receiver for troubled Model Tobacco apartments in South Richmond

This May, Model Tobacco Development ceased its monthly loan payments to Virginia Housing and has also failed to carry out major necessary repairs to the roof, said the housing authority.

Stoney says he’s still hoping Virginia Democrats can ‘avoid’ gubernatorial primary

“I still believe that it makes more sense that we not have a competitive primary in which there is a lot of conflict and a lot of divisiveness."

Stoney says he’s still hoping Virginia Democrats can ‘avoid’ gubernatorial primary

Energy startup to build nuclear fusion plant in Chesterfield

The plant is tentatively scheduled to open in the early 2030s, and will create enough power for 150,000 homes.

Energy startup to build nuclear fusion plant in Chesterfield

Richmond to launch $300K pilot program to treat opioid addiction in city jail

City officials authorized using $300,000 in national opioid settlement money to help incarcerated people with drug problems.

Richmond to launch $300K pilot program to treat opioid addiction in city jail

Richmond's former chief judge disciplined over inappropriate conduct toward female attorneys

Before his retirement in June, a prominent Richmond judge engaged in inappropriate conduct toward two female attorneys, a state judicial misconduct body concluded after an informal hearing.

Richmond's former chief judge disciplined over inappropriate conduct toward female attorneys

VCU Health agrees to mediation with city over failed development, but warns state approval needed

The city believes the health system still has to honor its agreement to pay the city roughly $2.5 million per year.

VCU Health agrees to mediation with city over failed development, but warns state approval needed

VMFA’s plan for art storage facility draws pushback from neighbors

The space has previously been used mostly for parking, but the art museum now has bigger plans for it.

VMFA’s plan for art storage facility draws pushback from neighbors