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Richmond Has a Marijuana Dispensary. How Does It Work?
RICHMOND-Green Leaf Medical first opened its doors three weeks ago.
Richmond’s City Council Can’t Decide If Former Cops Should Be Allowed to Monitor the Police
RICHMOND-If a group’s being set up to monitor the police, should officers help decide who serves on it?
Queer Revolutionaries Tony Segura and Marsh Haris Helped Build Richmond’s LGBT Community
RICHMOND-Decades before the Stonewall Uprising kickstarted the Gay Pride movement, Tony Segura and Marsh Haris were already advocating for gay rights and visibility.
Richmond Organizations Raise $1M for New Racial Justice Fund
RICHMOND — Several organizations in Virginia’s capital city have partnered to raise $1 million.
Relocated Polls, Last Minute Notices. What Happened to Richmond’s Election?
RICHMOND-In our debrief of Richmond’s election, yesterday we looked at the problems with ballots in the city.
Votes Added, Voters Subtracted. What Happened With Richmond’s Election?
RICHMOND-All Richmond residents had a chance to pick their president.
Richmond Police Say ‘No Gun’ Rule is Only a Rule Sometimes
RICHMOND-Richmond Police say the city’s gun ban didn’t apply to protests that happened Saturday.
‘The Kitchen’ Is Feeding Everyone on the Front Lines of Richmond Protests
RICHMOND- After spending months in prison, 37-year-old Rashawn Dawkins could’ve gone back to selling drugs.
Richmond Restaurants Lean on Each Other for Help
RICHMOND- At the height of the pandemic, 94% of Virginia restaurants had to lay off or furlough their employees.
State Police Asked to Investigative Richmond’s Statue-Removal Contract
RICHMOND — A prosecutor has requested that state police investigate Richmond’s contract for the removal of the city’s Confederate statues.
What Just Happened? Richmond Students Raise Election Questions.
RICHMOND-Even with the presidential election officially called for Joe Biden, anxiety among Americans is still high.
90% of Richmond Registar’s Office Quarantined After COVID-19 Outbreak
RICHMOND-The Richmond Registrar’s Office is operating with a four person staff this week, thanks to a COVID-19 outbreak.
Biden Win Sparks Celebration in Richmond
RICHMOND-Festive music could be heard from blocks away in downtown Richmond.
Richmond’s Commonwealth’s Attorney Refuses to Reopen Marcus-David Peters Investigation
ICHMOND-There will be no new investigation into Marcus-David Peters’ death.
Richmond Police Say ‘Trump Train’ Led to Multiple Incidents Around Lee Statue
RICHMOND-City police closed down multiple intersections in Richmond after a “Trump Train” clashed with local residents.
How Should A City Spend $19 Million? Richmond Council Divides Up Projected Surplus
RICHMOND-When you discover an extra $19 million, what do you spend it on?
Black Contractor Braves Threats to Remove Richmond Statues
RICHMOND — Devon Henry paced in nervous anticipation, because this was a project like nothing he’d ever done.
‘Black Space Matters’ : Garden Project Highlights Inequality in Richmond
RICHMOND-For those travelling along Belvidere Street, you may have noticed a new sight.
Helping Hands: Richmond Nonprofit Connects Clinics With Needed Medicine
RICHMOND – Ever walked away from the pharmacy without the medication prescribed to you?
Richmond Officers Appear in Court to Face Charges
RICHMOND-After their first appearance in court, a Richmond judge released two city police officers Wednesday.
Richmond Police Officers Face Assault Charges After Protests
RICHMOND-Two Richmond police officers face assault and battery charges in connection with this summer’s protests.
Richmond Farm Cultivates More Than Produce
RICHMOND – What began as a tragedy for one family turned into a godsend for others.
This Richmond Baker Uses Her Cakes to Promote Change.
RICHMOND-Arley Arrington’s sweets are a bit unique. They come with a socially conscious message.
An Uncommon Diagnosis: Richmond Man’s Case Highlights Medical Issue
RICHMOND – Bad news wasn’t what he wanted, but it’s what he received.
Helping Hands: Richmond Group Plans Food Drive for Latino Families
RICHMOND– Earlier this year, Diversity Richmond saw a need. The COVID-19 shutdowns hit hundreds of Latino families, to the point some couldn’t afford to pay for groceries.
Opening a Door: Richmond Festival Highlights Black Filmmaking Community
RICHMOND– Cinema is more than just watching movies to Enjoli Moon. She hopes it will draw people to Richmond’s Black filmmaking community.
West Asks Virginia Supreme Court to Overturn Richmond Ruling
RICHMOND-One week after being removed from Virginia’s presidential ballot, Kanye West wants another chance.
No More Guns: Richmond Council Approves Ban for Local Events
RICHMOND-Anyone going to a protest, concert or any other event in Richmond have to leave their guns at home now.
Black-Owned Farmer’s Market Debuts in Richmond Food Desert
The city has had problems for years with fresh food accessibility in Black communities. Food accessibility in minority communities, particularly areas with more Black people, has been a problem in Virginia for years. But one Richmond native is teaming up with other...