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No Prep Racing at Dominion Raceway | Richmond News
Get ready for adrenaline-fueled Friday nights at Dominion Raceway—where “No Prep” street racing hits the track every week since September 18th, wrapping up November 20th. Just $10 to watch, $25 to race, with free entry for kids 15 and under (with a paying adult). Sponsored by Camping World and safety-first with WhosYourDriver.org reminding everyone to plan a safe ride home. Gear up with long
Taskmaster LIVE! Comedy Night in Richmond | Richmond News
Get ready to laugh out loud at Taskmaster LIVE! — a wild, absurd, and hilarious live show inspired by the TV hit, hitting Richmond’s Coalition Theater on September 18th from 9–10 PM. Five local comedians take on chaotic, unpredictable challenges in this part-video, part-live-commentary extravaganza, all designed to keep you grinning. Tickets are just $6–$12 — don’t miss this uproarious night
Secret Sisters on Motherhood and Healing | Richmond News
The Secret Sisters unveil their emotionally raw fifth album, Mind, Man, Medicine, a country-folk journey through motherhood, self-preservation, and healing. Co-produced by Ben Tanner and John Paul White, the record was birthed in Muscle Shoals’ legendary FAME Studios with powerhouse collaborators. Drawing from personal struggles—broken bonds, identity loss, and unconditional love—the sisters
Lyndsay Faye’s Gothic New Novel Raven | Richmond News
Lyndsay Faye’s new Gothic thriller RAVEN drops next month, weaving a haunting tale of grief, magic, and mystery set in 19th-century Maryland. Raven, a young woman haunted by her mother’s death, turns to witchcraft and self-harm for solace—until she moves in with her aunt in Baltimore and bonds with enslaved workers, especially Pym. When financial ruin forces her to work as a companion to the
Outer World's Home Album Release Show | Richmond News
Outer World’s new LP “Home” drops September 18th—and they’re throwing a wild release party at Fuzzy Cactus in Richmond, VA, with support from Cor de Lux and Gregory Darden. Doors open at 8 PM, show runs till 11:30 PM. Tickets are $15 at the door, but only $12 if you grab them early. Head to 221 W Brookland Park Blvd for live music, new sounds, and a night to remember—perfect for fans of indie
Art as Witness to Iranian Bahá’í Persecution | Richmond News
Maryam Safajoo, a Persian-American artist and Guggenheim Fellow, transforms silent suffering into vivid art—her powerful paintings document the Bahá’í community’s persecution in Iran since 1979, serving as both visual testimony and acts of resistance. Through her narrative-driven works, she preserves stories erased by oppression, ensuring their resonance across generations. Her exhibitions ha
Fatal Flip on I-64 in New Kent | Richmond News
A deadly crash on I-64 in New Kent early Friday morning left a 2023 GMC pickup truck overturned and engulfed in flames, killing both driver and passenger. Virginia State Police responded just after 1 AM near mile marker 27, confirming fatalities at the scene while working to identify victims and determine the cause. A grim reminder to stay vigilant on the road.
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Deadly Nighttime Crash on I-95 | Richmond News
A deadly two-car crash on I-95 in Hanover County late Thursday night sent a black sedan spinning off the road after a collision with a tractor-trailer, killing one passenger and critically injuring the driver. Authorities are investigating how the sedan switched lanes, and the passenger’s identity remains private pending family notification. A sobering reminder to stay alert—especially at nig
Henrico Couple Faces Animal Cruelty Charges | Richmond News
A Henrico County couple faces multiple felony and misdemeanor charges after police discovered five decomposing pit bull mixes in a parking lot—no signs of violence, but environmental factors suspected. Investigators dug deep into past calls and digital records, reigniting scrutiny since December. With the county’s animal cruelty registry now active, prosecutors vow accountability and urge wit
Virginia’s Boys Crisis in Education | Richmond News
Virginia’s bipartisan commission on men and boys just released its first report — and the numbers are alarming. Only 48% of boys entered kindergarten ready in 2024, compared to 56% of girls. Fourth-grade boys lagged behind girls in reading by a staggering margin: 48% scored below basic, versus 34% for girls — putting Virginia last nationally in this gap. The commission is now pushing for targ
Mahjong for a Cause in Richmond | Richmond News
Get ready to roll the tiles for a good cause! Richmond’s Better2gether is hosting Mahjong for a Cause on Sunday, Sept. 27, teaming up with Let’s Mahj RVA to raise funds for families navigating rare and complex medical conditions. Enjoy a relaxed afternoon of Mahjong, raffles, food, and drinks from James River Cellars—all while supporting vital Family Navigation services that guide overwhelmed
Virginia Seizes $240K in Drugs | Richmond News
Virginia State Police pulled off a massive drug bust last week, seizing over 40 pounds of illegal substances worth more than $240,000 across the state between September 9th and 15th. The haul included cocaine, crack, marijuana, THC edibles, fentanyl, and psilocybin — showcasing a broad crackdown on dangerous narcotics. Authorities say this operation is part of a larger effort to dismantle cri
Shooting on North 21st Street | Richmond News
A life-threatening shooting on North 21st Street in Richmond sent shockwaves through the community, echoing the tragic loss of a 56-year-old woman just months prior. Officers responded to reports of gunfire around 3:45 PM on September 17th, finding a critically injured man rushed to the hospital. As detectives dig into the incident, they’re seeking witnesses and answers in a neighborhood too
CarMax Cuts 145 Corporate Jobs | Richmond News
CarMax is cutting 145 corporate jobs across Dallas, Atlanta, and Edmunds to streamline operations and stay competitive — part of a broader trend with hundreds laid off last year. The company is offering severance, job search support, and internal hiring opportunities for affected employees, emphasizing efficiency gains to better serve customers.
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Flying Squirrels Accused of Stalling | Richmond News
Richmond’s Economic Development Authority is publicly accusing the Flying Squirrels of stalling and not negotiating in good faith over a new stadium deal with VCU, leaving the project in limbo as talks drag on without a signed agreement.
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Bon Secours Buys Big in Chesterfield | Richmond News
Bon Secours Health System just dropped nearly $9 million on 20 acres in Chesterfield — a major move signaling big expansion plans — while the Y-M-C-A of Greater Richmond snapped up 63K sq ft for $2.5M, and Henrico’s West Broad and Hull Street properties sold for over $2M each. This surge of high-stakes deals across healthcare, nonprofits, and retail proves the region’s commercial real estate
Virginia's 7th District Race Heats Up | Richmond News
Virginia’s 7th Congressional District is heating up with a fierce three-way race: Democrat Eugene Vindman, Republican Doug Ollivant, and Libertarian Taner Lopez. Vindman, a decorated Army veteran and current congressman, touts his refugee background and record on lowering prescription drug costs, pausing gas taxes, and tackling housing. Ollivant, a retired Lt. Colonel with a global consulting
Virginia's Fourth District Showdown | Richmond News
In Virginia’s Fourth District, Democrat Jennifer McClellan and Republican Robert Murray clash over policy, tech use, and legacy — with McClellan touting her legislative wins on healthcare and voting rights, while Murray leans into tech-driven governance and justice reform. McClellan stays AI-free in campaigning, focusing on government as a force for good rooted in her family’s civil rights hi
Virginia Early Voting Guide | Richmond News
Virginia’s early voting period kicks off today, September 18th, giving residents 45 days to cast ballots before Election Day on November 3rd. Voters will decide on federal races including Senator Warner’s re-election bid, all House seats, and local contests — plus three major constitutional amendments on reproductive rights, marriage, and restoring voting rights for felons. Many areas also fa
Virginia Voters Decide Reproductive Rights | Richmond News
Virginia voters face a pivotal decision this November with Ballot Question One — the first major reproductive rights amendment since Roe v. Wade was overturned. A “yes” vote would enshrine abortion access in the state constitution, making future restrictions harder to pass and protecting providers. A “no” vote keeps Virginia’s current system intact — no total ban, but strict third-trimester r
Virginia Votes on Marriage Equality | Richmond News
Virginia Votes on Marriage Equality | Richmond News
Fatal I-95 Crash Under Investigation | Richmond News
A deadly crash on I-95 south near mile marker 88 late Thursday night claimed one life and left another critically injured after a black car veered off the road following a collision with a tractor-trailer. State Police are investigating the cause, urging caution as this tragic event underscores the unpredictable dangers of highway driving.
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Tragic Crash on I-64 Claims Two Lives | Richmond News
A horrific crash on I-64 West in New Kent County claimed two lives early Friday morning when a 2023 GMC pickup overturned and burst into flames. State Police responded to the scene near mile marker 217 just after 1 AM, finding both occupants dead at the scene. Authorities are now working to identify the victims and notify their families as they begin investigating the cause — from road condit
Virginia's AI Data Center Boom | Richmond News
Virginia’s governor is sounding the alarm on the explosive growth of AI-powered data centers, demanding accountability as these facilities reshape the state’s economy and environment. She’s pushing for smart regulations to balance tech progress with community well-being and environmental sustainability — ensuring Virginia doesn’t sacrifice its future for today’s digital boom.
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Fatal I-95 Crash Near Hanover | Richmond News
A deadly crash on I-95 southbound near mile marker 88 sent shockwaves through Hanover County—two vehicles collided just after midnight, killing one passenger and critically injuring the driver. A black sedan swerved into the path of a tractor-trailer, then slammed into a tree. Authorities are withholding the victim’s name pending family notification, while ongoing investigations continue to p
Henrico County Dog Deaths Lead to 40 Charges | Richmond News
Five dogs died from heat exposure in Henrico County, leading to 40 charges against a man and woman — including felony animal cruelty and improper disposal — after a grand jury indicted them in June’s grim discovery of decomposing pit bulls. Authorities urge anyone with info to contact Detective E. Wright or Crime Stoppers.
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40 Charges Over 5 Dead Dogs | Richmond News
In Henrico County, a couple faces 40 indictments for the deaths of five pit bull mixes found decomposed in a parking lot—charges include felony animal cruelty and improper disposal. The investigation, launched after a June 2026 report, uncovered disturbing patterns dating back to December 2025, with authorities re-interviewing witnesses and reviewing digital evidence before presenting the cas
Buffett Steps Back as Chairman | Richmond News
Warren Buffett steps down as Berkshire Hathaway chairman, transitioning to “chairman emeritus” — but don’t worry, the Oracle of Omaha is still deeply involved. His son Howard Buffett takes the interim chair role, while Greg Abel, longtime vice chairman, prepares to officially become CEO at May’s annual meeting. Buffett’s farewell letter? Full of confidence — he says the company’s future is br
Virginia Votes on Key Races and Ballot Measures | Richmond News
Early voting kicks off in Virginia with high stakes: a safe Senate race for Mark Warner, a razor-thin congressional battle in District 1 between Rob Wittman and Shannon Taylor, and three ballot measures on reproductive rights, same-sex marriage, and restoring voting rights. Plus, voters in Chesterfield and Richmond face a tricky sales tax vote for schools. Turnout’s expected to be strong—don’
Richmond Utility Bills Causing Chaos | Richmond News
Richmond’s new utility billing system, meant to simplify things, has instead left residents scrambling with confusing bills and long wait times—until now. The city’s Public Utilities department is stepping up: hiring more staff, launching a rapid-response team to fix issues in days, and even offering supervisor shortcuts for repeat callers. Still stuck? Email dpucustserv@rva.gov for tracked s
Building Leaders Who Stay Rooted | Richmond News
Leadership Metro Richmond is igniting a movement by empowering 70 diverse individuals to become community changemakers—equipping them not just with skills, but with a deep-rooted reason to stay and serve. The real challenge? Turning their potential into lasting commitment. This isn’t just about training—it’s about crafting a magnetic pull that connects their talents to local impact, linking t
Blue Rose Video Revives Physical Media | Richmond News
A new physical media haven, Blue Rose Video & More, has opened in Chesterfield Towne Center, offering rentals and sales of DVDs alongside collectibles — a nostalgic throwback that’s gaining traction in a streaming-saturated world. Owner Wayne Marshall, teamed with his daughter Olivia, is betting big on the enduring appeal of tangible movie experiences, carving out a niche for collectors and c
Accendra Health Names New CEO and CCO | Richmond News
Accendra Health is rewriting its leadership playbook with a bold new CEO and CCO, signaling its full embrace of independence after breaking away from Owens & Minor. This strategic leadership overhaul marks a pivotal moment as the home-based care giant charts its own course, bringing fresh energy and expertise to drive growth in the competitive healthcare landscape. Employees and partners brac
Luck Stone Deploys Autonomous Trucks | Richmond News
Luck Stone is revolutionizing its operations by deploying autonomous Caterpillar 775 trucks across key facilities, building on a proven system that’s moved over 1.5 million tons—now expanding from Northern Virginia trials to Goochland and Chesterfield. This tech leap boosts efficiency, safety, and workforce development, aligning with industry trends as mining sites increasingly adopt driverle
Virginia Election Day Guide 2024 | Richmond News
Virginia’s election season is packed with big races and ballot measures—vote for U.S. Senate, all 11 House seats, three constitutional amendments, and local school tax hikes. Early voting starts Sept. 18 and ends Oct. 31, with new in-person voting required on Oct. 18 and 25. On Election Day, Nov. 3, bring valid ID (driver’s license, passport, or student ID) or sign an ID waiver if your name’s
Richmond Elections Hub Launches | Richmond News
Richmond’s new online election hub is your ultimate guide to voting in the November 3 General and Special Elections—packed with deadlines, early voting info, sample ballots, and key questions. Check it often for updates, register or update your info easily, and get student-specific help if you’re away at school. Early voting starts Sept 18 at Laburnum Ave, then Oct 18 at City Hall and Hickory
Dirty Dancing Musical Hits Stage | Richmond News
Get ready to have the time of your life—Dirty Dancing: The Musical is hitting the Altria Theater this September with a six-day run, bringing the iconic romance and dance of the 1987 film to life on stage. Featuring powerhouse performances like Blake Zelesnikar as Johnny Castle, who calls it a dream role, and the legendary soundtrack including “(I’ve Had) The Time of My Life” and “Hungry Eyes,
Faith, Identity, and the Piano | Richmond News
Pianist Joshua Wortham drops his debut album “This Is My Story,” a soulful blend of hymns, personal psalms, and church music that mirrors his journey of faith and identity. After years of hesitation—partly because recording makes his fingers freeze—he finally delivers an album born from his congregation’s eager requests and his deep musical roots. Raised in a gospel-rich home with a choir-lea
Big Moves Shaping Local Real Estate | Richmond News
Big real estate moves are shaking up the region: Bon Secours snaps up 20 acres in Chesterfield for $8.85M, while Dominion Packaging leases 187K sq ft in Henrico—signals of major growth. Across sectors, from healthcare to retail, companies are investing in physical space, fueling job creation and economic momentum. Even smaller deals, like cmnwlth homes’ $1.2M Richmond purchase, matter—these t
New ER to Ease Pressure on St. Francis | Richmond News
Bon Secours is building a brand-new, standalone emergency room in Chesterfield — the Iron Bridge Emergency Center — set to break ground this October. Priced at $33.7 million, the one-story facility will feature eight exam rooms, CT and X-ray equipment, and offer 24/7 care for critical emergencies like heart attacks and overdoses. Located on a 20-acre site near Iron Bridge Road and Chippenham
Two Entrepreneurs Turn Trash Into Art | Richmond News
Two local entrepreneurs are turning a forgotten Church Hill building into Glue Craft Studio, a vibrant 1,600-square-foot creative hub where craft meets reuse. Vanessa and Amy, former youth mentors with a love for upcycling everyday items, are offering classes, workshops, and open studio time—all centered around transforming discarded materials into art. From thrifted chairs to secondhand supp
Re+forme Expands with New Studio | Richmond News
Angie Hardison is set to open her fourth fitness studio, Re+forme Lagree + Pilates, in the Village Shopping Center next month — a strategic move near UVA and packed with parking. This high-intensity, low-impact blend of Pilates, yoga, and bodybuilding continues her signature pink-lit, client-focused brand, now expanding with 12 machines and trained staff from her existing team. Self-funded an
Virginia’s First Feature Film | Richmond News
Andy Edmunds, head of the Virginia Film Office and first-time director, just dropped his feature debut “The Cashier” — a local Richmond gem shot entirely in Virginia with real-life restaurant owners Max and Karen Walraven as key backers. The Walravens poured in $100K, lent their vintage Winnebago (revved up by Max’s shop), and even provided a truck for filming. Beyond funding, they’re living
RVA’s Newest Businesses Revealed | Richmond News
Richmond’s entrepreneurial scene is buzzing with fresh energy as new businesses—from mobile auto spas and wellness studios to home improvement pros and pet care spots—sprout across the city. Names like Better Day RVA, Wack Drip, Master Caulking, and Serendity Pawz highlight a vibrant mix of creativity and practical need, while legal firm Quinn Bitsas PLLC signals steady growth in professional
Virginia Votes Early This Fall | Richmond News
Virginia’s big elections are here—early voting starts Friday, Sept. 18, and runs until Oct. 31. Don’t forget: vote in your registered county or city. If you’re not registered, you can do it same-day at your polling place. Check the Virginia Department of Elections site to find your local registrar and early voting spots. Key races include U.S. Senate (Mark Warner vs. Bert Mizusawa) and House
I-64 West Lane Reopens with Key Changes | Richmond News
Virginia DOT is reopening a key I-64 west lane between Tidewater Drive and Patrol Road after months of closure, part of the Hampton Roads Express Lanes project. But to do it, they’re temporarily shutting down the Little Creek Road on-ramp and a nearby travel lane — including an overnight closure of the I-564 east to I-64 west ramp on Sept. 19 from 8 PM to 5 AM. Once complete, two regular lane
Richmond Zoning Update: What It Means for You | Richmond News
Richmond’s zoning overhaul is heating up as city leaders unveil the final draft, sparking heated debate over infrastructure, housing, and community input. With more residents moving in, officials aim to boost housing supply—including allowing ADUs up to 1,200 sq ft—to combat soaring costs. But concerns linger: traffic, school capacity, and how permits work. New green requirements push for mor
Code Refresh Delayed by Legal Hurdles | Richmond News
Richmond’s ambitious Code Refresh rezoning plan is hitting roadblocks as the mayor pushes for a final council vote by October 13th — but city attorney Laura Drewry says her office hasn’t even seen a draft, making legal review impossible. Council members, including Gibson, are demanding community-focused vetting and transparency. With no official response yet on whether the deadline will be ex
Midlothian Middle School’s Future in Question | Richmond News
Midlothian Middle School’s century-old building is crumbling and needs $20 million in repairs—forcing officials to choose between two new sites: Old Hundred Road or Otterdale Road. Otterdale’s near Google’s massive Project Loch data center, sparking parent concerns over noise and health, but others argue it’s the better fit for current needs. A third option on Coalfield Road near the high sch
Woman in Critical Condition After Henrico Crash | Richmond News
Woman in Critical Condition After Henrico Crash | Richmond News
80 New Citizens Claim Their Voice | Richmond News
Eighty new citizens took the oath of allegiance on Constitution Day at the Virginia Museum of History and Culture, marking a powerful moment of inclusion and hope. Marielly Sanchez, who traveled from the Dominican Republic after waiting a year for her test results, celebrated with her mom — a poignant symbol of family and perseverance. For her, the most meaningful part of becoming a citizen i
Route 301 Intersections Get Major Safety Upgrade | Richmond News
Virginia DOT is launching a $5 million safety overhaul at two high-crash intersections along Route 301 in Dahlgren, introducing a new double restricted crossing U-turn system to reduce collisions, adding pedestrian crossings and sidewalks, with work wrapping up by November 2027—expect minor delays, stay tuned via 511 Virginia or their app.
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Strike at Botanical Garden Escalates | Richmond News
After 15 days of strike action, workers at Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden are locked in a bitter standoff with management, who’ve taken them to court seeking to remove picketers citing safety hazards, traffic disruptions, and business damage. The union insists they’re peacefully protesting for a modest $1.90 wage increase and calls the legal move a union-busting ploy. Negotiations have stalled
Virginia’s Secret Deals Under Fire | Richmond News
Virginia’s local governments are quietly sealing major economic deals behind NDAs, sparking outrage over lost transparency as senators Mark Warner and Tim Kaine warn these secret negotiations erode public trust — even as Google prepares to unveil its massive data center campus in Botetourt County, months after initial talks began.
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Woman Hit in Henrico Crash | Richmond News
A woman suffered life-threatening injuries after being struck by a car at the intersection of West Broad Street and Tuckernuck Drive in Henrico Thursday evening. The driver remained at the scene, cooperating with police as the investigation begins. Tuckernuck Drive is closed between West Broad and St. Martins Lane for several hours—drivers should plan alternate routes as authorities work to d
Pedestrian Hit at Tuckernuck Drive | Richmond News
A woman was critically injured in a car crash at the Tuckernuck Drive and West Broad Street intersection Thursday evening around 5:10 PM. The driver remained at the scene, but the area was shut down for hours as authorities investigated. Police are urging witnesses to come forward—either anonymously online or via Henrico Police—while the victim’s condition remains a major concern for her fami
Trump and McGuire Tele-Rally Tonight | Richmond News
Trump and Congressman John McGuire are teaming up for a high-stakes tele-rally this Thursday at 6 PM, just ahead of Virginia’s early voting kickoff — a major moment for the 5th District race as McGuire faces off against former Congressman Tom Perriello. Tune in before 6 PM to hear their message and get energized for the vote. Dial 855-274-0644 to join.
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First People's Budget Shelter Built | Richmond News
Richmond just hit a major milestone with its People’s Budget — the first-ever GRTC bus shelter, built right by Lombardy Kroger in Jackson Ward and Carver, funded directly by residents. This $50K shelter, chosen by voters in District 2, marks the 90th in GRTC’s infrastructure program but is the first ever funded through this community-driven initiative. With money allocated based on social vul
Matt DiNardo Leads Heart Impact Drive | Richmond News
Matt DiNardo, 8News’ chief meteorologist and a personal survivor of heart disease loss, is one of five “Leaders of Impact” in Central Virginia rallying to raise funds for the American Heart Association’s life-saving research — with the winner crowned by November 4th. His mission? Turn personal tragedy into powerful action, one donation at a time.
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Virginia Declares Emergency Over Hay Shortage | Richmond News
Virginia’s governor has declared a state of emergency due to a crippling hay shortage fueled by an intense drought, forcing farmers to feed livestock 30 days earlier than usual and risking animal welfare as yields plummet 35%. The emergency unlocks swift relief measures, including anti-price-gouging laws and a 30-day over-width waiver starting October 1 to ease hay transport, all aimed at sta
Former Officer Arrested for Assault at Virginia Prison | Richmond News
Former correctional officer Cortraez Terry, arrested in Virginia, admits to assaulting a restrained inmate at Greensville Correctional Facility—leading to immediate firing and charges of assault and battery. The incident underscores the department’s zero-tolerance stance on inmate abuse, especially as recent violence—including stabbings and beatings—has rocked the same facility, despite annou
Mount Herman Bridge Delayed | Richmond News
After five months of closure, the Mount Herman Road Bridge in Hanover County remains shut down as VDOT struggles with delays—specialized equipment shortages and concrete delivery snags are holding up the replacement project. Residents, including longtime neighbors Julie Traylor and Harold Manaham, are frustrated by rising gas costs and longer emergency response times due to the detour. While
Osprey in Crisis: Bay’s Worst Breeding Season | Richmond News
Osprey in the Chesapeake Bay are facing a historic breeding collapse, with only one chick per four pairs — dangerously low for population survival. While osprey in less salty waters hold steady, saltier regions suffer as their main food source, menhaden, plummets by 80% since the 1980s. With energy-poor alternatives failing to compensate, experts warn of a 50% population drop within a decade.
Trump Rolls Back Chesapeake Bay Cleanup Order | Richmond News
Trump just axed a 17-year-old federal order that forced federal, state, and local governments to work together on cleaning up the Chesapeake Bay—claiming current efforts are failing and water quality is worsening. Environmental groups rage, calling it a gutting blow to environmental protection and a betrayal of decades of coordinated cleanup. With this rollback, states now shoulder the burden
Family Displaced After Tree Collapse | Richmond News
A Virginia family is displaced for 38 days after a storm toppled a massive tree onto their home, forcing evacuation with five children. Though unharmed physically, they now face mold, flies, and housing rejection due to credit issues — all while desperately seeking stable shelter and keeping kids in school.
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First Take Live at VSU Homecoming | Richmond News
ESPN’s “First Take” is rolling into Virginia State University on October 9th for a live broadcast from The Hill during Homecoming — part of their annual HBCU Tour featuring Stephen A. Smith and Shae Cornette. This high-energy sports debate show will spotlight VSU’s pride, excellence, and culture as one of the nation’s top HBCUs, with stops also planned at Tuskegee University later this year.
Correctional Officer Charged with Assault | Richmond News
Former correctional officer Cortraez Terry is facing assault and battery charges after allegedly punching a restrained inmate on May 25th — an incident witnessed by other staff. The Virginia Department of Corrections says Terry admitted to the assault during questioning, leading to his immediate firing. VADOC Director Joseph W. Walters emphasized zero tolerance for abuse, vowing accountabilit
Scuffle at School Leaves Teacher Hurt | Richmond News
A scuffle erupted at Mechanicsville High School as students exited buses, leaving a teacher injured while trying to intervene. Two teens face charges—one for assault and battery, the other for assaulting a school employee and making threats. No weapons were involved, but the incident underscores how quickly tempers can escalate—even in schools—and serves as a sobering reminder of the risks ed
Car Crashes Into Subway, Driver Unharmed | Richmond News
Car Crashes Into Subway, Driver Unharmed | Richmond News
Virginia Upgrades EBT Cards for Safety | Richmond News
Virginia’s rolling out smarter, chip-enabled EBT cards to stop theft and protect food aid—especially in high-risk areas like Richmond, Norfolk, and Portsmouth. With families struggling to afford groceries, this upgrade isn’t just about convenience; it’s about keeping vital benefits from falling into the wrong hands. Organizations helping low-income households say this move is critical for nut
Meadowbrook High Crisis Escalates | Richmond News
Meadowbrook High is in chaos after a brutal fight left a student critically injured, now in ICU, sparking aggravated assault charges against a 16-year-old suspect in juvenile detention. Tensions spiked further when the school went into secure mode amid a nearby police operation and a vague social media threat — though police say it doesn’t specifically target the school. Families are reeling
School Scuffle Ends With Charges | Richmond News
Two Mechanicsville High students face juvenile charges after a post-school scuffle near the bus loop left a teacher with minor injuries. No weapons were involved, and backup from the Hanover County Sheriff’s Office helped de-escalate the situation swiftly. The principal praised the law enforcement response and reassured parents that safety remains top priority.
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Meadowbrook Student Home After Assault | Richmond News
A Meadowbrook High student recovering from a brutal school assault is home — and the community’s rallying around him. After police revealed the attack was student-on-student (no weapons used), his family launched a GoFundMe that’s already raised over $48K. The suspect is in juvenile detention facing serious charges, while school security has been stepped up — though officials say there’s no c
Shoosmith Landfill’s Toxic Leak Fallout | Richmond News
Shoosmith Landfill’s environmental collapse unfolded years before its bankruptcy, with toxic leachate leaking into Swift Creek as early as 2021—triggering alarms from regulators who called it a “no-no.” Despite repeated violations and a 2023 consent order, leaks persisted, even after the site stopped accepting waste in 2025. Critics blame owners for prioritizing profit over safety, calling fo
Tragic Crash Claims Life of 33-Year-Old | Richmond News
Tragic Crash Claims Life of 33-Year-Old | Richmond News
Richmond’s Medieval Market This Weekend | Richmond News
Step into a world of fantasy and creativity this Saturday at Richmond’s Ren Faire Market — where over 50 local artists, medieval music, hands-on workshops, and costume contests come together for an afternoon of pure escapism. Hosted by Shop Made in VA, PlantHouse, and RVA Collective, it’s the perfect blend of local talent and Renaissance vibes — rain or shine. Dress as your favorite knight, f
Two Con Artists Face Jail Time | Richmond News
Twenty-five-year-old Tremont Hancock from Richmond just walked away with over five years in prison after pleading guilty to plotting bank fraud and stealing mail — a scheme that netted them $84K in cash withdrawals and a mountain of stolen checks and personal info. He wasn’t alone: his accomplice, 27-year-old Olden Ellerbe, already serving three years after being caught with nearly $60K in ca
Shooting in Farmville Virginia | Richmond News
A deadly shooting in Farmville, Virginia, left 55-year-old Ronald Langston dead—police are urgently seeking a white male, about 5’8”, slim, with blond hair and dark clothing, spotted in the area between 10 PM and 1 AM Wednesday night. If you saw anything, call 434-392-3784 or submit a tip online—your info could help solve this case.
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Kalahari’s $900M Resort Hits Spotsylvania | Richmond News
Kalahari Resorts is splashing down nearly $900 million to build Virginia’s biggest indoor water park and luxury resort in Spotsylvania, set to open November 12 with 900 suites, a 150,000-square-foot convention center for up to 8,000 guests, and epic slides visible from 30 states. The 50-acre property also features 10 dining and entertainment zones, lazy rivers, and kid-friendly areas — all de
Virginia Votes Early This Fall | Richmond News
Virginia’s early voting has begun and will run until Halloween, with election officials confident in their tech and ready for a surge in turnout—especially in competitive races like the 1st and 5th congressional districts. Voters face multiple ballot items, including a sales tax referendum and three constitutional amendments. Democrats may hold a slight edge, while Republicans juggle Trump’s
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