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Richmond law faculty, students secured exoneration for man wrongfully convicted 45 years ago
Through the Institute for Actual Innocence Clinic at the University of Richmond, Richmond law faculty and students were part of the legal team that secured a life-altering victory for Marvin Grimm. Grimm was unanimously awarded a writ of actual innocence by the Virginia Court of Appeals last week. New evidence...
Buttigieg, Cooper break ground on $1 billion direct rail connecting Triangle to Richmond, Virginia
NC breaks ground on $1 billion project to add a passenger rail route to Richmond, Virginia. U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg visited Raleigh on Monday to break ground on a $1 billion project connecting the Triangle to the Northeast. The S-Line will introduce a passenger rail route between Raleigh and...
NC breaks ground on $1 billion project to add a passenger rail route to Richmond, Virginia
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Richmond spokesperson Petula Burks resigns
This is a breaking news story and will be updated. Petula Burks no longer works for the city of Richmond. On Monday evening, Richmond Chief Administrative Office Lincoln Saunders sent an email announcing the city spokesperson’s departure. Burks “has decided to pursue other opportunities and resigned,” Saunders wrote in...
Axios Event: Richmond leaders identify housing as top need
RICHMOND, VA. – As the Richmond region's population continues to grow, housing shortages are affecting the community as demand for housing outpaces supply. Why it matters: A lack of housing could curb economic growth from both businesses and new residents. Axios Richmond reporters Karri Peifer and Sabrina Moreno moderated...
Richmond enforcing parking restrictions for 4th of July celebration
RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - Celebrations for Independence Day will draw large crowds and significant traffic, so to ensure smoother festivities, Richmond will be implementing parking restrictions. The City of Richmond is hosting its 67th annual Festival of Arts on Thursday, July 4th at Dogwooddell. The free event will start with...
Ice cream, Mahjong and fencing: Here’s what’s new in RVA
RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) -12 On Your Side introduced a new monthly feature online earlier this year to highlight what’s new in your community. From new businesses and restaurants to road changes to new events, we’re looking to update you on the latest and greatest happenings in the Richmond area. We’ll also look at significant events happening in your area!
Youngkin names three new members, two reappointments to VSU Board of Visitors
ETTRICK – The former president of Michigan State University and the owner of a Chesterfield County restaurant are among the new faces who will be on Virginia State University’s Board of Visitors come July 1. Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s office announced the appointments Friday afternoon. With them, Youngkin, a...
Virginia Senate whiffs on VMSDEP fix a second time
Senate Democrats in Richmond once again failed to pass a bill to fix issues with a state veterans education benefit program Monday. It was the second special session held to address the issue and dragged into the evening. “We have a bill that will solve everyone’s problems. But instead, we’re...
6th annual Hill of Heroes Celebration
RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) -An amazing sight at the Virginia War Memorial in Richmond. Thousands of small, American flags now dot the hillside along the shrine of memory. It’s called the “Hill of Heroes” and honors the 12-thousand Virginia veterans that have served and continue to serve our country.
Citizen’s Kruszewski wins national press award
Henrico Citizen Managing Editor Patty Kruszewski, who won two awards in the Virginia Professional Communicators 2024 communications contest, has placed among the top finishers in the National Federation of Press Women (NFPW) competition. National winners were announced June 22 at a ceremony during the NFPW Conference held in St. Louis.
Roanoke Symphony Orchestra takes center stage this Fourth of July in Richmond
Richmond, Virginia – The Roanoke Symphony Orchestra is thrilled to announce its participation in the upcoming VA 250 Commission’s Independence Day Celebration titled “A Celebration of Freedom and Our Nation’s Founding.” This grand event is scheduled for July 4, 2024, from 5 to 9 PM at Capitol Square, located at 1000 Bank Street in Richmond, Virginia. As the state celebrates this monumental occasion, the grounds of the Virginia State Capitol are set to transform into a vibrant festival embodying the spirit of the nation and the diverse communities that enrich Virginia.
Best Breweries Richmond VA Complete Guide to Craft Beer
Richmond's brewery scene stands out as a dynamic blend of tradition, innovation, and community spirit, making it a vibrant hub for beer enthusiasts of all stripes. Nestled within this historic city, the brewery landscape reflects Richmond's penchant for creativity and its deep-rooted appreciation for craftmanship. From its earliest microbreweries to the newest experimental taps, each establishment contributes a unique flavor to the city's brewing identity.
New sparkling water springs in Richmond: Here's where you can get it
There's a new, locally sourced option for sparkling water, one of the hottest trends in the beverage market right now: Natural Spirit. Why it matters: This ain't your grandma's hose water. This is Richmond water sourced from Eastern Henrico's Camp Holly Springs, one of the oldest natural springs in Virginia, the Natural Spirit founders tell Axios. The big picture: Business partners and pals Evan Slagle and Joe Soriero launched Natural Spirit last year, dubbing it the "Wild West of Water." The two became friends while working in the alcoholic beverage world, Slagle selling natural wine and Soriero selling craft...
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