Henry Graff
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Richmond, VA, United States
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Mayor Stoney, City Council set to address affordable housing crisis in Richmond
As part of his state of the city address earlier this year, Mayor Levar Stoney promised to create more affordable housing. → Read More
Rep. McClellan arrives in Washington ahead of swearing-in ceremony
It’s not her first time on Capitol Hill, but this day is different because Jennifer McClellan is now joining the 118th Congress. → Read More
Stoney lays out budget priorities including community college for all, real-time crime center
As part of his upcoming budget proposal, Stoney wants to set aside $1.7 million from surplus money to create the Richmond Pathways Program. → Read More
Two candidates emerge in race for Virginia’s 9th Senate District seat
Early voting for the 9th district senate seat race is from March 13 through March 25. → Read More
Warmer winters force garden centers to gear up earlier
At Sneed’s Nursery in Chesterfield County, workers are getting all the shrubs, fruit trees and a whole lot of flowers into place and ready for purchase. → Read More
Voter turnout slow but steady in Virginia’s 4th District special election
It’s a final push for votes, in a February special election, to elect the next lawmaker in Virginia’s 4th Congressional District. → Read More
RRHA set to reopen public housing waitlist with 100,000 people are already in line
Starting Monday, February 27, Richmond Redevelopment and Housing Authority will open six public housing and project-based voucher waitlists of various bedroom sizes. → Read More
Richmond City Council approves rental inspection program
In response to a booming rental market, Richmond City Council is now working to create the framework for a rental inspection program. → Read More
Virginia’s First Lady pushes for fentanyl awareness, tougher penalties
Outside the statehouse Tuesday, Virginia’s First Lady stepped out of the shadows for a political mission that’s turned personal. → Read More
Virginia’s First Lady pushes for fentanyl awareness, tougher penalties
Outside the statehouse Tuesday, Virginia’s First Lady stepped out of the shadows for a political mission that’s turned personal. → Read More
Safety improvements coming to portion of Richmond’s Chamberlayne Avenue
A host of new turn lanes and improved pedestrian crossings are on the horizon for part of Chamberlayne Avenue in Richmond. → Read More
With burn building condemned, Richmond Fire seeks new training facility
Deemed unsafe and completely condemned just last year, Richmond firefighters can no longer use this burn building at its current training facility in Sandston. → Read More
Crossover Day: Battle over budget, tax cuts and mental health services
Crossover Day marks the time when lawmakers wrap up work on their own legislation. → Read More
Proposed bill in Virginia General Assembly targets catalytic converter black market
A Senate bill would make it a felony to buy, sell or offer for a sale a catalytic converter that is separated from a vehicle, unless certain conditions are met. → Read More
Jackson Ward homeowner told to remove mural from side of house
In a neighborhood already ripe with graffiti, one mural is now catching the attention of Richmond City Hall. → Read More
Richmond School Board member proposes closing five schools over budget concerns
On Wednesday, Richmond School Board Member Jonathan Young plans to introduce a school consolidation plan during the school board's budget work session. → Read More
Richmond gas customer concerned over estimated billing practices
David Mitchell’s ordeal started at the end of 2021 when he noticed the gas bill for his new house was higher than expected. → Read More
Traffic safety improvements for cyclists and pedestrians on horizon for Richmond
In response to a rising number of crashes involving pedestrians, Richmond City Councilors would like to use nearly half million dollars to add curb extensions along Main and Cary Streets between Belvidere Street and Arthur Ashe Boulevard. → Read More
Richmond Police exploring gunshot detection technology
Wednesday, during a crime briefing, Acting Police Chief Rick Edwards said the department in interested in using sensors around the city to track gunfire. → Read More
Virginia Democrats introduce abortion rights constitutional amendment
Tuesday morning state democrats unveiled a constitutional amendment from reproductive freedom. → Read More