Navy Hill Torpedoed
What doomed the $1.5 billion Navy Hill project, and what comes next?
View ArticleHelping the Underserved
Richmond leaders announce measures to expand COVID-19 testing and help students access online learning resources.
View ArticleFeeding the Front Line
Richmond-area localities launch programs to feed first responders and aid local restaurants.
View ArticleMeeting an Urgent Need
Mayor Stoney plans to direct $5.8 million in relief funds toward emergency housing needs.
View ArticleExpanding Access
Richmond and Henrico Health Districts offer free COVID-19 testing for uninsured individuals.
View ArticleResources for Spanish Speakers
Mayor Stoney, Councilman Jones highlight resources for the local Latinx community during the coronavirus pandemic.
View Article‘Not One and Done’
Richmond City Council adopts an FY 2021 budget but pledges to revisit the spending plan on a monthly basis.
View ArticleAddressing Health Inequities
Virginia launches a pilot program in Richmond to distribute supplies and information to underserved communities.
View ArticleNot so Fast
Gov. Ralph Northam has agreed to delay a phased reopening in Richmond until May 28 at the earliest.
View ArticlePreparing for Phase One
Mayor Stoney lays out a plan to expand free COVID-19 testing before phased reopening begins.
View ArticleNavy Hill Could Begin Anew
Richmond City Council will consider whether to designate city-owned land in the Navy Hill area as surplus next month.
View Article6 Degrees of Separation
Richmond restaurants prepare to enter phase one of reopening with extended outdoor seating, sparking questions.
View ArticleCurfew Set
Gov. Ralph Northam and Mayor Levar Stoney set curfew in Richmond following two nights of protests.
View Article‘We Demand Justice’
State and local officials reflect on George Floyd’s death and call for greater police accountability.
View Article‘A New Chapter’ for Richmond
Gov. Ralph Northam unveils an order to remove Richmond’s Robert E. Lee statue.
View ArticleNext Phase
Richmond will enter the second phase of Gov. Northam’s reopening plan on Friday, June 12, with school reopenings on the horizon.
View ArticleRichmond Police Chief Steps Down
Less than a year after taking the job, Richmond Police Chief William Smith resigns in relation to police response at protests.
View Article‘This Is Just the Start’
Richmonders celebrate the removal of Stonewall Jackson’s statue after more than 100 years on Monument Avenue.
View ArticleHolding Police Accountable
Richmond commits to policy change, but local organizers say more is needed for true reform in policing.
View ArticleThe Winners’ Circle
Richmond Mayor Levar Stoney holds on for a second term while City Council and the school board get new faces.
View ArticlePeople & Places to Watch in 2021
From business and the arts to parks, museums and new construction, here’s who and what we predict people will be talking about.
View ArticleGrand Reopening
As pandemic restrictions are lifted, officials welcome a return to normalcy while focusing on increasing access to vaccines.
View ArticleThe Struggle Continues
A year later, have the Black Lives Matter protests led to meaningful change in Richmond?
View ArticleUnder Construction
The Richmond School Board is ready to start building its own schools. Is anyone else?
View ArticleThe Lost Taxes
In Richmond, tax-exempt properties represent $110 million a year in lost revenue.
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