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This week, Street Beat stops and looks at parking lot street signs. → Read More
Virginia Commonwealth University professors will use more than $2.5 million in federal money to expand the use of a Norwegian anti-bullying program in Richmond middle schools. → Read More
The Henrico County Planning Commission cleared the way Wednesday for work to begin on a large shopping center in Short Pump that will feature a Cabela’s, an outdoor retailer, and a Wegmans, an upscale supermarket. → Read More
The Richmond School Board voted 7-1 Monday night to sign over the deeds to two long-abandoned East End school buildings to the city as part of a massive redevelopment project being pushed by Mayor Dwight C. Jones. → Read More
This week, Street Beat takes a middle-of-the-road approach to medians, among other issues. → Read More
A 23-year-old Chesterfield County man who until last week worked as a contractor in the Powhatan County High School band department has been charged with taking indecent liberties with a child, the Powhatan sheriff's office said Friday. → Read More
Henrico County fire brass are pleased with a new symbol of their department, and they wear that fact on their sleeves. → Read More
This week Street Beat gives you a thorough report on our government’s culvert affairs. → Read More
Henrico County police officers will begin wearing body-mounted cameras this fall. → Read More
For decades, development in Henrico County has marched steadily west from Richmond along West Broad Street. Now the tide of suburban sprawl has hit the Goochland County line. → Read More
The forecast calls for 4 to 8 inches of snow and sleet in Richmond, Henrico and Hanover counties and 3 to 6 inches in Chesterfield and the Tri-Cities area. → Read More
Sleet followed by snow created treacherous driving conditions across the Richmond region as state police responded to more than 100 wrecks. → Read More
Gov. Terry McAuliffe declared a state of emergency this morning as a major winter storm got under way across a wide swath of the state. → Read More
Rain quickly changed to sleet north and northwest of the Richmond area this morning as the region appears to be on track for a forecast of 4 to 8 inches of snow. → Read More
Forecasters are scaling back their predictions for the Richmond area as a cold front that brought the precipitation moved through faster than expected. → Read More
The first full day of winter was downright warm in Richmond. Warm enough, in fact, to set a record. → Read More
Witches, it turns out, don’t get equal pay for equal work, either. → Read More