Things to do around Richmond this weekend Nov. 8-9
RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - From food festivals and craft beers to holiday markets there is something fun for everyone to do this weekend, Nov. 8 and 9. Where: The Answer Brewpub at 6008 West Broad Street in Richmond. When: Saturday, Nov. 8, noon–5 p.m. Admission: Free. The Answer Brewpub...
Chickahominy Indian Tribe chief to speak at VCU in November
Stephen R. Adkins, chief of the Chickahominy Indian Tribe, is scheduled to speak at Virginia Commonwealth University in mid-November.
Man wanted for Petersburg murder arrested in Georgia
A man wanted in connection with a late September murder near a Petersburg gas station was arrested in Georgia on Friday. Authorities say he tried to flee police by jumping out a window.
Driver crashes into fire truck on Route 288 in Goochland County
A 20-year-old Midlothian driver suffered serious injuries after crashing into a Goochland fire truck responding to an earlier Route 288 crash Saturday.
Community and carbs: How a local restaurant fuels Richmond marathon runners, supports local business
For more than 20 years, Richmond Marathon runners have made a pit stop at Joe’s Inn the night before the race to enjoy a giant plate of spaghetti.
Miss Community Clovia requests community’s help for ‘Holistic Holiday’ giveaway
Radio One Richmond and Miss Community Clovia announced the return of Operation Toy Assistance for the 22nd year and they need the community’s help.
Richmond community fights food insecurity amid government shutdown
As the government shutdown stretches on, RVA Community Fridges says demand for food is growing. To meet the increased need, some neighbors have found creative ways to tackle food insecurity.
DPU underbilled him, sent an erroneous $11,000 bill, and now wants him to pay...
A Richmond homeowner is calling for changes to city code after experiencing months of billing problems with the Department of Public Utilities, including an erroneous $11,000 bill.
Youngkin, Spanberger talk administrative transition with an eye on food security and health care
Gov.-elect Abigail Spanberger and Gov. Glenn Youngkin stepped out of the Executive Mansion on Thursday with their spouses, smiling as they paused to talk with reporters. The couples had just shared a lunch of crab cakes and “Virginia wine,” Youngkin said, as he and Spanberger discussed their transition of power in...
Petersburg buses expand service hours, add night routes
Petersburg Area Transit extends hours until 9:15 p.m., adds night service and increases route frequency to better serve veterans and workers.

















