May 4 Newsletter: Vet shortage
Plus, a look at a unique plan for high-speed bus travel down Midlothian Turnpike, and as bike month begins, the city will be cracking down on cars that park in the buffer zone next to bike lanes.
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April's top stories and more: From the Audience Desk
Sarah Vogelsong’s story about the city stepping up efforts to ticket those who park too close to intersections drew the most eyeballs in April.
May 1 Newsletter: Economic mobility
How can the city create more starter homes? Plus, a Flock policy violation, the return of Banana Ball, and Maymont reopens its Virginia Wildlife Trail this weekend.
April 29 Newsletter: The city's AI PSA
The city paid $2,250 to make an advertisement with artificial intelligence. Plus, are tax cuts coming next year? The CAO teased that they might be. And updates from RPS.
April 27 Newsletter: New roof for Pump House
Anne Holton tells us she's running for her School Board seat in November's election. Plus, the Mayor's administration pushes back against a tax deferral program, saying it would cost the city millions administratively.
April 24 Newsletter: CarMax High? RPS weighs pros, cons of selling naming rights
Meet the Richmond music couple who are big in Japan, read a wrap-up of the final Council budget amendment session, and learn about the John Marshall students who was killed earlier this week.
April 22 Newsletter: No more election ads
Four Richmond precincts voted against the amendment, while the rest were overwhelmingly in favor. Plus, more on budget season, including a proposal to outsource substitute teachers.
