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Tamir Rice

Tamir Rice

Published on December 24, 2025
Shonda Harris-Muhammed, 6th District Richmond School Board member, speaks at a Richmond Public Schools board meeting at City Hall on Dec. 3.

Shonda Harris-Muhammed, 6th District Richmond School Board member, speaks at a Richmond Public Schools board meeting at City Hall on Dec. 3.

Published on December 24, 2025
An artist’s rendering of Midtown64, a $500 million, 46-acre mixed-use development at the Interstate 64/Broad Street junction in Henrico County. The project will feature retail, restaurants, entertainment space, office buildings, apartments, town homes and a hotel.

An artist’s rendering of Midtown64, a $500 million, 46-acre mixed-use development at the Interstate 64/Broad Street junction in Henrico County. The project will feature retail, …

Published on December 24, 2025
Dominion Chesterfield Power Station is seen on Sept. 23. Dominion Energy Virginia’s Chesterfield Energy Reliability Center is set to be constructed at the same site.

Dominion Chesterfield Power Station is seen on Sept. 23. Dominion Energy Virginia’s Chesterfield Energy Reliability Center is set to be constructed at the same site.

Published on December 24, 2025
Traci J. Deshazor

Traci J. Deshazor

Published on December 24, 2025
Hubby Jenkins, formerly of the Carolina Chocolate Drops, performs at The Camel during Justin Golden’s birthday concert on Saturday. Golden opened the show with a solo performance before being joined by Devil’s Coattails for a closing set.

Hubby Jenkins, formerly of the Carolina Chocolate Drops, performs at The Camel during Justin Golden’s birthday concert on Saturday. Golden opened the show with a …

Published on December 24, 2025
City officials gather at a news conference on Operation Vaporize at City Hall on Friday.

City officials gather at a news conference on Operation Vaporize at City Hall on Friday.

Published on December 24, 2025
A bow adorns a tree in Dolores W. Whitaker’s neighborhood.

A bow adorns a tree in Dolores W. Whitaker’s neighborhood.

Published on December 24, 2025
Chris Miller hangs a wreath from a ladder as Dolores W. Whitaker, 90, looks on along the 1300 block of Hampton Street. Whitaker has decorated the trees on her block for the past 30 years.

Chris Miller hangs a wreath from a ladder as Dolores W. Whitaker, 90, looks on along the 1300 block of Hampton Street. Whitaker has decorated …

Published on December 24, 2025
Richmond Police Chief Rick Edwards and Mayor Danny Avula discuss the city’s Operation Vaporize initiative during a press conference at City Hall on Friday.

Richmond Police Chief Rick Edwards and Mayor Danny Avula discuss the city’s Operation Vaporize initiative during a press conference at City Hall on Friday.

Published on December 24, 2025
Justin Golden performs with Devil’s Coattails at The Camel on Saturday, launching a monthly residency as he continues cancer treatment.

Justin Golden performs with Devil’s Coattails at The Camel on Saturday, launching a monthly residency as he continues cancer treatment.

Published on December 24, 2025
Hampton University President Darrell K. Williams, left, introduces Van Malone as the Pirates’ 23rd head football coach during a news conference Friday. Also pictured are athletic director Anthony D. Henderson Sr. and Board of Trustees member Calvin Butts. Photo by

Hampton University President Darrell K. Williams, left, introduces Van Malone as the Pirates’ 23rd head football coach during a news conference Friday. Also pictured are …

Published on December 18, 2025

Published on December 18, 2025
Cityscape Slices of life and scenes in Richmond-The city, in partnership with the Public Art Commission and Gilpin Community Farm, unveiled the installation, which features carved relief botanical and historical motifs honoring visionary Gilpin residents Charles S. Gilpin and Lillie Estes, as well as local flora and fauna. The gateway and accompanying seating serve as a visual landmark celebrating creativity and community collaboration. (photo by Sandra Sellars/Richmond Free Press)

Cityscape Slices of life and scenes in Richmond-The city, in partnership with the Public Art Commission and Gilpin Community Farm, unveiled the installation, which features …

Published on December 18, 2025
Cityscape Slices of life and scenes in Richmond-Richmond artist Barry O’Keefe stands beside his cast-iron gateway arch at Gilpin Community Farm. The city, in partnership with the Public Art Commission and Gilpin Community Farm, unveiled the installation, which features carved relief botanical and historical motifs honoring visionary Gilpin residents Charles S. Gilpin and Lillie Estes, as well as local flora and fauna. (photo by Sandra Sellars/Richmond Free Press)

Cityscape Slices of life and scenes in Richmond-Richmond artist Barry O’Keefe stands beside his cast-iron gateway arch at Gilpin Community Farm. The city, in partnership …

Published on December 18, 2025
Holiday magic lights up the James River- The Richmond Boat Parade of Lights returned Saturday, Dec. 13 starting at 5 p.m. from Rocketts Landing and cruising downriver to Osborne Park & Boat Landing near The Lilly Pad restaurant around 7 p.m. Hundreds watched along the river and at popular viewing spots like Libby Hill and Osborne Park. Several brightly lit boats make their way down the James River, their colorful lights reflecting in the water. Boats decorated with holiday lights cruise down the James River, including one carrying a surfing Santa Claus. (photo by Sandra Sellars/Richmond Free Press)

Holiday magic lights up the James River- The Richmond Boat Parade of Lights returned Saturday, Dec. 13 starting at 5 p.m. from Rocketts Landing and …

Published on December 18, 2025
Holiday magic lights up the James River- The Richmond Boat Parade of Lights returned Saturday, Dec. 13 starting at 5 p.m. from Rocketts Landing and cruising downriver to Osborne Park & Boat Landing near The Lilly Pad restaurant around 7 p.m. Hundreds watched along the river and at popular viewing spots like Libby Hill and Osborne Park. Several brightly lit boats make their way down the James River, their colorful lights reflecting in the water. Boats decorated with holiday lights cruise down the James River, including one carrying a surfing Santa Claus. (photo by Sandra Sellars/Richmond Free Press)

Holiday magic lights up the James River- The Richmond Boat Parade of Lights returned Saturday, Dec. 13 starting at 5 p.m. from Rocketts Landing and …

Published on December 18, 2025
Holiday magic lights up the James River- The Richmond Boat Parade of Lights returned Saturday, Dec. 13 starting at 5 p.m. from Rocketts Landing and cruising downriver to Osborne Park & Boat Landing near The Lilly Pad restaurant around 7 p.m. Hundreds watched along the river and at popular viewing spots like Libby Hill and Osborne Park. Several brightly lit boats make their way down the James River, their colorful lights reflecting in the water. Boats decorated with holiday lights cruise down the James River, including one carrying a surfing Santa Claus. (photo by Sandra Sellars/Richmond Free Press)

Holiday magic lights up the James River- The Richmond Boat Parade of Lights returned Saturday, Dec. 13 starting at 5 p.m. from Rocketts Landing and …

Published on December 18, 2025
Community efforts bring warmth to students-Community groups and organizations stepped in last week to help Richmond students stay warm as colder weather sets in, with two separate coat distribution efforts reaching hundreds of children. Diversified Energy, a natural gas and oil company, partnered with Operation Warm to provide 527 new coats to students at Henry L. Marsh III Elementary School. The event marked the fifth year of the partnership, which focuses on distributing new winter clothing to children in under-resourced communities. Diversified Energy employees handed out the coats ahead of the winter months. Diversified Energy and Operation Warm representatives pose at Marsh Elementary School during the company’s annual coat giveaway.

Community efforts bring warmth to students-Community groups and organizations stepped in last week to help Richmond students stay warm as colder weather sets in, with …

Published on December 18, 2025
Community efforts bring warmth to students-Community groups and organizations stepped in last week to help Richmond students stay warm as colder weather sets in, with two separate coat distribution efforts reaching hundreds of children. Diversified Energy, a natural gas and oil company, partnered with Operation Warm to provide 527 new coats to students at Henry L. Marsh III Elementary School. The event marked the fifth year of the partnership, which focuses on distributing new winter clothing to children in under-resourced communities. Diversified Energy employees handed out the coats ahead of the winter months. Diversified Energy employees hand out new winter coats to students at Henry L. Marsh III Elementary School as part of the company’s partnership with Operation Warm.

Community efforts bring warmth to students-Community groups and organizations stepped in last week to help Richmond students stay warm as colder weather sets in, with …

Published on December 18, 2025