Newsletter

Richmond cut a deal to get its inspector general to leave. It’s so secret, officials can’t even say it exists. Plus, a zine celebrates what we love about Richmond, and a rental inspection program gets one step closer to reality.

Plus, a look at Richmond’s Cambodian immigrant community, which is learning to re-embrace its identity, and RPS reaches resolution with bus drivers. And what the styrofoam ban means for local businesses.

Plus, Richmond gave out more than 4,000 notices of violation to property owners last year, and we've got the data. And this afternoon brings yet another water meeting, featuring Richmond and Henrico officials.

Plus, the aftermath of the Shockoe fire, more ICE activity in Chesterfield, a new website from a notable Richmonder in politics, and rumors about Levar Stoney making a future run for office.

Plus, a review of the city's purchasing card program showed some questionable expenses, the death of a middle schooler is being classified an accidental self-inflicted shooting, and a City Council recap.