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Judge: Chesterfield's policy to withhold info 'clashes' with transparency law
Retired Judge William Shaw issued his opinion of the policy in an order in an ongoing lawsuit against the Chesterfield County government, alleging violations of Virginia's Freedom of Information Act.
RPS union expresses frustration over mounting mold issues in schools
Members of the Richmond Public Schools union, the Richmond Education Association, gathered Thursday to discuss ongoing issues with mold and building safety within the schools.
He didn't get mail for months. When it finally arrived, a new problem arose.
Since Lake Lewis moved into his home in Richmond's Scott's Addition neighborhood, he's struggled getting his mail.
Bill to give funding to Va. court-appointed lawyers awaits Youngkin signature
The legislation was among the discussion items at Tuesday's meeting for the Virginia Indigent Defense Commission (VIDC), which oversees those lawyers.
More people can ride the bus in Petersburg thanks to big GRTC donation
The Greater Richmond Transit Company (GRTC) in Richmond donated four buses to Petersburg Area Transit (PAT). The 40-foot GRTC buses are larger than any bus in PAT's fleet.
These changes are coming to one of Richmond's most dangerous roads
The news was welcomed by Richmonders who relay on being able to cross Chamberlayne Avenue daily to get to the bus stop, access stores and get to appointments
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