Richmond VA

A Henrico farm owner is looking for support on a proposed law that lets Virginia farms serve the food they grow.

A coalition of housing nonprofits that has pushed for more density in Richmond's Code Refresh zoning overhaul is urging City Council to pass the latest draft without making it more restrictive. Why it matters: Homes for All Our Neighbors says Draft 3 is a big improvement over the city's zoning rules — but still doesn't

Richmond Public Schools has "zero" preventive maintenance mechanisms, according to an audit that was presented as several schools were shutting down and delaying first days of class due to mold.

After multiple leaks and overflows at Hopewell's wastewater treatment plant, the city is suing three industrial manufacturers, alleging the companies failed to provide required funding for the Hopewell Water Renewal facility.

A large police and SWAT presence has responded to an active threat at the Defense Supply Center Richmond in Chesterfield County Wednesday, according to Crime Insider sources.

The Virginia Department of Transportation is preparing to keep roads safe during the colder months ahead.

The National Organization for Women at VCU kicked off a series of canvassing events to talk to students about the reproductive rights amendment on the ballot this November. Planned Parenthood, Repro-Rising, and Virginians for Reproductive Freedom collaborated with NOW at VCU for these events, the first occurring Sunday

Virginia's first Cheba Hut location opens Friday in Midlothian, bringining the Colordo-based chain's full stoner shtick to RVA. Why it matters: The marijuana-themed sandwich joint is known for toasted subs like White Widow and Kali Mist that are "alright, alright, alright." State of play: The new restaurant opens at 10

HENRICO, Va. (WWBT) - Henrico police are searching for a 20-year-old man wanted on charges related to a burglary and kidnapping in August and a shooting in June. Police say Kiron Yonael Anderson - who goes by “Ron” or “Motion Boy” - should be considered armed and dangerous.

HENRICO, Va. (WWBT) - A Chesterfield man was sentenced Wednesday in Henrico to 15 years in prison for torturing and killing cats as part of an online fraud scheme, according to prosecutors. The sentence nearly doubles the previous state record for an animal cruelty case in Virginia. Rodney Travis Jr....