Precision step team members, My’Glasha, Mya and Kayla, perform during the State of the Teen Union, an event presented by the Richmond Police Department’s Community Youth and Intervention Services (CYIS) Unit on Monday, at the Virginia Union University Living and Learning Center.

Seventh-grade MLK art students Sariah W. and Brianna T. join city leaders, educators, and community volunteers in painting a street mural along the 1000 block of Mosby Street on Fri- day, March 29. The project is part of the Lighter, Quicker, Cheaper (LQC) initiative, led by the Richmond Department of Public Works and the Office of Equitable Transit and Mobility. LQC projects — informed by community feedback — focus on improving traffic safety, advancing transportation equity and creating more accessible streets through quick, low-cost solutions while securing funding for permanent upgrades.

Protesters rally near the Tesla dealership at Stillman Parkway and Broad Street in Glen Allen on March 29, opposing Elon Musk’s purging of the government under President Trump. The protest was part of a nation-wide effort.

Landscape at Lewis Ginter