Newsletter

Plus, documenting a local man's ultra-marathon, promising new sidewalks leads to affordable housing approval, and the latest on the city's budgeting process.

Council overrides the mayor on a budget proposal, but doesn't take up the real estate tax rate. Plus, towing fees on private property could rise, an upcoming writers conference, and RPS discusses a public maintenance tracker.

Plus, the city will take a closer look at a complicated five-way intersection just north of The Diamond, a new machine will teach people how to do CPR, and remembering Highland Springs basketball coach George Lancaster.

Plus, more drama around the Gilpin Court proposal, the FOIA whistleblower trial is delayed to next summer and Richmond is adding red-light cameras at 10 intersections in an attempt to make roads safer.

Where to put the city's police horses? Plus, a new Rosie's concept is coming to Henrico. And, more cuts at the Times-Dispatch, the mayor speaks, and two major economic announcements for the area.

Plus, a Chesterfield school board member resigns, the Gilpin Court drama continues, Richmond Times-Dispatch circulation numbers are in, and it was the final weekend of Squirrels baseball at The Diamond.