It’s the first-ever Navy Week in Richmond, and dozens of sailors are in Richmond to teach people about the Navy through volunteering and community events.
The future of the RPS Richmond Virtual Academy (RVA) is looking rocky as school board members voted to cut over half of the positions this coming fall, citing dips in enrollment and budget issues.
April showers bring May flowers but May also brings the return of summer farmers markets. Here’s our comprehensive list of local markets for anyone looking for the finest locally grown produce.
Dominion Riverrock sports and music festival is taking place on Brown’s Island this weekend, and with the festival comes road closures and no parking zones.
When emergency first responders arrive on the scene at a school to respond to an active attacker or a fire or medical emergency, seconds count. That's why the state is giving schools divisions the opportunity to update their blueprints using state funding.
Gas prices soared to new heights Monday, breaking records at the pump. These costs are not only making it tough to fill up the average car but also causing a big problem for the trucking industry.
The groundbreaking ‘Loving v. Virginia’ court case around the interracial marriage of Mildred and Richard Loving is set to be the subject of a new opera.
Mayor Stoney also announced the city and the Robins Foundation are shelling out $45,000 to help WIC families get access to formula and pay for it even if it’s not on the approved list.
A federal prosecutor says three members of a Virginia family have been found guilty of conspiring to coerce another family member to perform domestic services.
The beginning phase of the Jackson Ward Community Plan started Thursday night as residents met for the first time to discuss what they want for the future of the neighborhood.
It was a David vs. Goliath match-up Wednesday night that brought in more than 4,600 fans to City Stadium as the Richmond Kickers took on Major League Soccer’s Charlotte F.C in the U.S Open Cup.
The City Planning Development and Review presented updates to the final rezoning plans for the City Center to create a mix of apartments, condos and businesses in the 20-block area.
Anyone who may have any further information about this incident can contact Crash Team Investigator J. Ozolines at 804-646-8671 or jason.ozolins@rva.gov.
Dr. Anna Baur with Commonwealth OB/GYN Specialists says she’s seeing more patients than usual. Many women are not hesitating to address new concerns about reproductive choices.
Trying to avoid scenes of long lines and frustrations while trying to find COVID-19 testing, state and local health leaders are ramping up testing efforts once again.
Richmond city leaders gathered at Powhatan Hill Park on Tuesday to honor the lives of those who have died due to COVID-19 over the past two and a half years.
If you ask anyone who has served some time behind bars, chances are they have experienced some difficulty getting back on their feet. A faith-based organization that specializes in re-entry services and other community-based programs is on a mission to change that with its new location in Richmond.
A Richmond man has pleaded guilty to bank robbery charges in a case that tested the constitutionality of broad search warrants that use Google location history to find people who were near crime scenes.
The New Kent County Board of Supervisors voted 4-1 Monday night to turn away a faith-based drug rehabilitation center from moving into a former summer camp in the county.
