Pounding the pavement in Richmond, U.S. Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg went on a walking tour to learn about the city’s historic Jackson Ward.
The Department of Public Utilities (DPU) has identified at least 120 properties that are eligible for testing. Testing is free for property owners and residents.
With the holiday travel season officially underway, many travelers are concerned with long-term economy parking remaining closed off at Richmond’s International Airport. It’s putting a strain on some wallets because everyone is forced to pay the higher daily garage fees.
As many head home from their Thanksgiving destinations through Richmond International Airport (RIC) passengers say things looked pretty light for Sunday morning.
Despite the Innsbrook Foundation closing down, the President of the Innsbrook Owners Association said there’s still plenty of life and fun to come to the area in 2022.
For police and other first responders, an average day on the job can be a taxing and emotional journey, but a new federal law is aimed at helping those who help us.
As you start to put up your holiday decorations, Henrico Fire is advising families to check their lights and extension cords to prevent a blaze from sparking in their homes.
Video from a commercial business along South Airport Drive shows a man entering the store and walking around to the cash registers. He pushed the clerk and tried to open the cash register and store safe with no success.
More than 100 parents, teacher students, and family gathered in front of Shortpump Elementary School to remember the life of slain 9-year-old Abdul Bani-Ahmed.
Richmond - Henrico Health District officials say our second pandemic Thanksgiving will be different because of the COVID-19 vaccine. But the push continues to get more shots in the arms of children.
Richmond leaders gathered at the scene of last week’s quadruple shooting near Creighton and Nine Mile Road for a prayer vigil Wednesday, calling for an end to the violence.
A man was allegedly seen entering a store, walking behind the counter and brandishing a gun, demanding cash from the registers. The man was wearing a puffy coat with embroidered front, black or dark blue jeans and black shoes.
Nearly 200 children between the ages of 5 and 11 received their first COVID-19 vaccine over the weekend through the Richmond and Henrico Health Districts.
Earlier this fall, Henrico County Public Schools (HCPS) announced all unvaccinated winter sports athletes and coaches would be required to get tested weekly.
The City of Richmond’s overall COVID-19 vaccination rate is already lagging, but health officials here are hopeful more kids between the ages of 5 and 11 will show up for a dose.
Recruiting and training are just one aspect, but Virginia Congresswoman Abigail Spanberger says the legislation would also create a pilot program to employ truck drivers between the ages of 18 and 21.
The board will review more than $1.1 million in grant funding that would support testing through the Virginia School Screening Testing For Assurance Program (VISSTA).
