Newsletter

Bus service resumes at 9 a.m. this morning as Richmond starts digging out from yesterday's snow. Plus, meet the Ashland gardener who made daffodils a thing in the 1930s, and prepare for the city's first red-light cameras.

RPS plans to freeze raises after years of salary growth, ICE wants to build a detention center in Hanover, and more on the Mayo Island bridge debate. Plus, School Board interviews and the latest on the upcoming snowstorm.

The VMFA is adding a fourth restaurant as part of its expansion. Plus, what we know about the big snow potentially coming this weekend, and more controversy around a proposed near West End event space.

Richmonders are mourning the loss of a prominent pastor. Plus, a group that's working with refugees when they arrive in Richmond, and a nonprofit that's making HBCUs more accessible to RPS students.

Mayor Danny Avula talks code refresh, housing supply and more. Plus, Greta J. Harris on keeping Richmond's character, Taikein Cooper on the Richmond Ed Fund, and charts and data about the city's finances.