Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam has updated one of his executive orders to now include bar seating as an option when going out. This is the first time Virginians will be able to sit at a bar since March of 2020.
On April 20, 1961, just days after he was offered command of the Union forces, Robert E. Lee resigns from the United States Army after decades of service.
Visiting loved ones in nursing facilities was one of the major sacrifices many people had to make because of the pandemic, but now that restrictions are loosening, experts want families to be prepared for loved ones who may have cognitively or physically declined further in the past year.
For almost a decade, the team at Richmond Family Magazine has put together a camp list and expo, to help families figure out which camps are the right fit and fun and in price.
After nearly a year of theater closures and pauses in production, VCUarts students are ready to release “Spring Awakening,” a film-theatre musical about teenage self-discovery.
NBC12′s Investigative Reporter Diane Walker is receiving a national honor in recognition of her journalism career dedicated to changing lives in our community.
Community members, lawmakers and Richmond’s mayor are kicking off a yearlong celebration to commemorate Jackson Ward’s 150th anniversary with a new holiday.
Nearly 10 percent of local revenue came from fines, which totaled $160,000 in 2013, the last year local officials submitted an audited financial report to the state.
