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- RPS officials fail to explain faulty, fluctuating graduation figures
  
  New Coliseum plan to launch Monday?
  
  Ambition, urgency at Democrats’ gala
  
  Technical problem thwarts court case to remove Agelasto from office
  
  Lawmakers hear the case for reparations
  
  Ambition, urgency at Democrats’ gala
  
  Police arrest 6 in Ortiz assassination attempt in DR
  
  Lonnie G. Bunch III named to head entire Smithsonian Institution
  
  Harry and Meghan have a royal baby
  
  Remove or keep a statue? South Africa also debates painful legacy
  
  Meghan and Harry expecting
  
  President Obama says world should resist cynicism over rise of power politics
Opinion
- Arthur Ashe Jr.
  
  The deliverables
  
  Vexed
  
  We must do more
  
  A moral demand
  
  Trump and trade
  
  Central Park Five: Harrowing, humanizing
  
  Who represents black women?
  
  More on Ashe celebration
  
  Making benches at GRTC bus stops an issue would get results
  
  Make GRTC bus stops graffiti-free
  
  President Trump is no aberration
Faith
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  Nuns sell St. Emma and St. Frances property
  
  Dementia and religion: Inside a church’s Alzheimer’s support group
  
  Report urges congregations to support family caregivers
  
  Hard hats replace bishops’ miters at Notre Dame’s first Mass since fire
  
  Dr. Patricia Bath, whose patents advanced cataract treatment, dies at 76
  
  Benjamin J. Lambert IV, financial advisor and civic leader, dies at 52
  
  Legendary queen of Creole cuisine, Leah Chase, dies at 96
  
  Willie Lee Ford Jr., a founder of The Dramatics, dies at 68
Entertainment
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  - Happenings
  Personality: David O. Harris Jr.
  
  Personality: Anne Moss Rogers
  
  Personality: Dr. M. Alex Wagaman
  
  Personality: Diana H. Garland
  
  ‘Food Justice, Healthy Eating Fair’ this Saturday
  
  Dr. Watson to speak Saturday at Black History Museum
  
  City to host 3-day celebration honoring Arthur Ashe Jr.
  
  Remembering Dads on Father’s Day
Sports
- Armstrong High scholar-athlete taking his talents to U.Va.
  
  Flying Squirrels to host 4-day extravaganza for Eastern League All-Star Game
  
  Will Kawhi Leonard stay with new NBA champs?
  
  One of ‘Fab Five’ returns to alma mater as Michigan’s new basketball coach
  
  Warriors hope to go the distance after Game 5 squeaker
Black Experience
- Wakanda forever: ‘Black Panther’ poised for Oscar win
  
  Actor Michael B. Jordan in spotlight for athletic role in ‘Creed II’
  
  Idris Elba named sexiest man alive
  
  Poet and playwright Ntozake Shange dies at 70
  
  Baseball great Frank Robinson dies at 83
  
  Weathering addiction
  
  Michelle Obama’s memoir already a best-seller
  
  Thousands pay final respects to Aretha Franklin
  
  Lonnie G. Bunch III named to head entire Smithsonian Institution
  
  Head of the class!
  
  Breakdancing an Olympic sport?
  
  Miss America wins minus swimsuit competition
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RPS officials fail to explain faulty, fluctuating graduation figures

Jason Kamras

There has been a sudden surge in the number of students graduating from Richmond Public Schools — and not just ...

Grand Slam: Arthur Ashe Boulevard

Photos of Richmond tennis star Arthur Ashe Jr. during his 1968 victory at the U.S. Open line the front sidewalk of the Virginia Museum of History & Culture at 428 N. Arthur Ashe Blvd. The installation, featuring rarely seen images of Mr. Ashe by LIFE magazine photographer John Zimmerman, is part of the celebration and dedication of Arthur Ashe Boulevard and will be on view until July 7. The installation was produced for the 2018 U.S. Open commemoration of the 50th anniversary of Mr. Ashe’s historic win.

Richmond is preparing to pull out all the stops to celebrate native son Arthur Ashe Jr. as it renames one ...

Lawmakers hear the case for reparations

Actor and UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Danny Glover speaks during Wednesday’s House Judiciary subcommittee hearing on reparations for slavery on Capitol Hill in Washington.

The debate over reparations catapulted from the campaign trail to Congress on Wednesday as lawmakers heard impassioned testimony for and ...

U.S. Supreme Court upholds Virginia’s redrawn House of Delegates districts

Virginia voters and candidates now can have full confidence in the boundaries of the redrawn House of Delegate districts ahead ...

Candidates throwing hats into ring for 5th District seat

The first candidates have begun to emerge in the race to succeed Parker C. Agelasto as the 5th District representative ...

Technical problem thwarts court case to remove Agelasto from office

Fifth District City Councilman Parker C. Agelasto gained a reprieve Tuesday from an effort to immediately remove him from the ...

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