A key protection against evictions would be restored and a new round of funding would flow to utilities to cover unpaid customer bills under legislation advancing through the Democrat- controlled Virginia General Assembly.

The Richmond and Henrico health districts are holding several back-to-school clinics where students can get health physicals and vaccines required to attend public school.

Five new historical markers recognizing the contributions of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in Virginia have been selected for placement throughout the Commonwealth.

Richmond is moving closer to achieving its dream of having a gambling resort in South Side.

Silk Hair Studio bustled with talk and activity Tuesday afternoon, though not just about hair care and other conversations between patrons in dryer chairs.

Richmond Public Schools will reopen Sept. 8 under the inescapable cloud of the COVID-19 delta variant, with officials announcing that students, teachers and staff will be required to wear masks in schools and on buses regardless of their vaccination status.

Free community testing for COVID-19 continues.

How about $50 million?

More than 300 homeless men, women and children will continue to stay in motels in South Side after Saturday, July 31, rather than being discharged to the streets as some feared would happen.

“How would you spend $77 million on your city?”

Move it to Capitol Square. That’s where supporters of the Richmond Police Memorial statue want it to go.

It has been a soup kitchen and a shelter for the homeless during the winter.

The Richmond-based fair housing watchdog Housing Opportunities Made Equal is undergoing a leadership change.

Virginia State University is hosting its annual Agriculture Field Day at Randolph Farm, its 416-acre research farm in Petersburg, from 7:30 to 11:30 a.m. Friday, July 30.

Richmond faces many challenges, but one of the biggest and most expensive lies underground in the sewer system.