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Del. Betsy Carrlooks on as, the Wildlife Center of Virginia releases a Red-tailed Hawk—its 1,778th patient of the year—back into the wild Thursday, Aug. 7, at Maymont. “Hawk #25-1778” was rescued May 26 in Forest Hill Park with the help of Julie Kacmarcik, a bird bander with the Richmond Audubon Society. The center’s rehabilitation team provided daily care and monitored its progress. By mid-June, the hawk was completing daily flight exercises in a large outdoor enclosure. The hawk also played a lifesaving role for another bird. Around the time of its rescue, a second hawk was admitted with severe internal bleeding. A blood transfusion from the hawk contributed to the injured hawk’s recovery.

Del. Betsy Carrlooks on as, the Wildlife Center of Virginia releases a Red-tailed Hawk—its 1,778th patient of the year—back into the wild Thursday, Aug. 7, …

Published on August 7, 2025
After two months of rehabilitation, the Wildlife Center of Virginia released a Red-tailed Hawk—its 1,778th patient of the year—back into the wild on Thursday, August 7, at Maymont. Dozens gathered to witness the release, including Delegate Betsy B. Carr and City Council Vice President Katherine Jordan...Hawk #25-1778 was rescued on May 26 in Forest Hill Park with help from Julie Kacmarcik, a bird bander with the Richmond Audubon Society...Following its rescue, the Center’s rehabilitation team provided daily care and closely monitored the hawk’s progress. By mid-June, it was completing daily flight exercises in a large outdoor enclosure to rebuild strength and stamina. On July 31, the hawk was officially cleared for release...This hawk also helped save another’s life. Around the time of its rescue, a second hawk was admitted to the Center with severe internal bleeding. A blood transfusion from Hawk #25-1778 helped stabilize the injured bird and played a key role in its recovery.

After two months of rehabilitation, the Wildlife Center of Virginia released a Red-tailed Hawk—its 1,778th patient of the year—back into the wild on Thursday, August …

Published on August 7, 2025
The Wildlife Center of Virginia releases a Red-tailed Hawk—its 1,778th patient of the year—back into the wild Thursday, Aug. 7, at Maymont. “Hawk #25-1778” was rescued May 26 in Forest Hill Park with the help of Julie Kacmarcik, a bird bander with the Richmond Audubon Society. The center’s rehabilitation team provided daily care and monitored its progress. By mid-June, the hawk was completing daily flight exercises in a large outdoor enclosure. The hawk also played a lifesaving role for another bird. Around the time of its rescue, a second hawk was admitted with severe internal bleeding. A blood transfusion from the hawk contributed to the injured hawk’s recovery.

The Wildlife Center of Virginia releases a Red-tailed Hawk—its 1,778th patient of the year—back into the wild Thursday, Aug. 7, at Maymont. “Hawk #25-1778” was …

Published on August 7, 2025
Bassist Brick with Virginia band Lay Waste delivered a set of death metal and grindcore music for demonstrators at the “Rage Against the Regime” open mic and protest in Monroe Park on Saturday evening, Aug. 2. Organized by 50501VA and Punks 4 Liberation, the event brought together local indie rock, hardcore, and cover vocalists, bands, and concerned citizens from across Richmond to speak out against the Trump administration.

Bassist Brick with Virginia band Lay Waste delivered a set of death metal and grindcore music for demonstrators at the “Rage Against the Regime” open …

Published on August 2, 2025
Dozens of protestors attend the “Rage Against the Regime” Open Mic and Protest on Saturday evening Aug. 2. The event organized by 50501VA and Punks for Liberation to unite indie, hardcore bands and vocalists with community members to speak out against the Trump administration. (Julianne Tripp Hillian / Richmond Free Press)

Dozens of protestors attend the “Rage Against the Regime” Open Mic and Protest on Saturday evening Aug. 2. The event organized by 50501VA and Punks …

Published on August 2, 2025
3 Stars Vape & Tobacco on Lakeside Avenue is pictured Wednesday, July 30. The Richmond City Council voted Monday to approve new zoning restrictions on future tobacco and hemp shops, limiting where they can open in relation to existing stores, schools, parks, libraries and places of worship.

3 Stars Vape & Tobacco on Lakeside Avenue is pictured Wednesday, July 30. The Richmond City Council voted Monday to approve new zoning restrictions on …

Published on July 31, 2025
Glass pipes on display at 3 Stars Vape & Tobacco on Lakeside Avenue, pictured Wednesday, July 30. The shop is among many across Richmond area. City officials have moved to curb the spread of new tobacco and hemp retailers through stricter zoning rules.

Glass pipes on display at 3 Stars Vape & Tobacco on Lakeside Avenue, pictured Wednesday, July 30. The shop is among many across Richmond area. …

Published on July 31, 2025
U.S. Rep. Jennifer McClellan, D-4th, who met with officials at the Chesterfield County Courthouse on Monday, July 28, speaks afterward to voice her concerns on ICE actions.

U.S. Rep. Jennifer McClellan, D-4th, who met with officials at the Chesterfield County Courthouse on Monday, July 28, speaks afterward to voice her concerns on …

Published on July 31, 2025
Gov. Youngkin

Gov. Youngkin

Published on July 31, 2025
William McNeil Jr.’s attorney Ben Crump, center, speaks while showing a still from a police body cam video during a press conference Tuesday, July 29, 2025, in Chicago.

William McNeil Jr.’s attorney Ben Crump, center, speaks while showing a still from a police body cam video during a press conference Tuesday, July 29, …

Published on July 31, 2025

Published on July 31, 2025
Visitors take in “Faith & Resilience: The Legacy of Black Catholics in Virginia,” a new exhibit at the Black History Museum & Cultural Center of Virginia, on view through Nov. 22.

Visitors take in “Faith & Resilience: The Legacy of Black Catholics in Virginia,” a new exhibit at the Black History Museum & Cultural Center of …

Published on July 31, 2025
About 50 riders traveled from Moto Richmond to the Branch Museum of Design on motorcycles and scooters to see the museum’s two-wheeled exhibition, “Ruined + Refined,” on Saturday, July 26.

About 50 riders traveled from Moto Richmond to the Branch Museum of Design on motorcycles and scooters to see the museum’s two-wheeled exhibition, “Ruined + …

Published on July 31, 2025
A visitor checks out a custom motorcycle on display at the “Ruined + Refined” exhibition, featuring unique builds and Vespa scooters. The exhibitions continue through Aug. 31.

A visitor checks out a custom motorcycle on display at the “Ruined + Refined” exhibition, featuring unique builds and Vespa scooters. The exhibitions continue through …

Published on July 31, 2025
Ja’Mesha “Jam” Worthington (31) of Richmond’s undefeated Black Widows women’s tackle football team runs the ball during the national championship game against the Oklahoma Rage on Saturday, July 26.

Ja’Mesha “Jam” Worthington (31) of Richmond’s undefeated Black Widows women’s tackle football team runs the ball during the national championship game against the Oklahoma Rage …

Published on July 31, 2025
Gilpin Court, Richmond’s oldest public housing community, is at the center of a dispute between City Council and the Richmond Redevelopment and Housing Authority over the legality of a redevelopment agreement.

Gilpin Court, Richmond’s oldest public housing community, is at the center of a dispute between City Council and the Richmond Redevelopment and Housing Authority over …

Published on July 31, 2025
Steven Nesmith, CEO of the Richmond Redevelopment and Housing Authority, during an interview at the agency’s East Broad Street office. The discussion focused on RRHA’s response to City Council’s questions about the Gilpin Court transfer.

Steven Nesmith, CEO of the Richmond Redevelopment and Housing Authority, during an interview at the agency’s East Broad Street office. The discussion focused on RRHA’s …

Published on July 31, 2025
Kenya Gibson

Kenya Gibson

Published on July 31, 2025
Tanikia Jackson

Tanikia Jackson

Published on July 31, 2025
Former Gov. L. Douglas Wilder leaves a press conference Thursday, July 24, at the Virginia General Assembly Building in Richmond, where he addressed concerns about growing political interference by President Donald Trump in Virginia’s public colleges and universities.

Former Gov. L. Douglas Wilder leaves a press conference Thursday, July 24, at the Virginia General Assembly Building in Richmond, where he addressed concerns about …

Published on July 31, 2025