A second major archery tournament announces plans to come to Henrico; a local travel insurance company seeks to hire 45 people; Virginia moves closer to banning driving while holding a cell phone; a nonprofit healthcare organization celebrates 15 years in Henrico; an annual orchid show is coming this weekend.

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Henrico Police charge a juvenile in connection with a school shooting hoax last month; federal authorities are seeking help in finding suspects who robbed a Henrico gun shop twice last month; the Henrico Schools redistricting committee meets tonight; a summer camp fair is planned this week; where Virginia ranks on the list of top destinations for those 50 and older.

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Your chance to learn about the coronavirus; pedestrian dies after being struck on Staples Mill Road; Freeman High School students enter a portal to distant lands; new playgrounds are coming to Henrico parks; several Black History Month programs are planned this week; how to apply for Henrico's preschool program; Henrico Police seek an embezzlement suspect; a solar energy bill passes the Virginia Senate.

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Henrico's School Board speaks out about the redistricting process; Varina High School hires a familiar face as its new football coach; Highland Springs High School's Class of 1970 plans its 50th reunion; VCU announces a new STEM program for local public schools; and your chance to learn bridge.

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A Henrico pastor delivers the opening prayer at the U.S. House of Representatives; a local nonprofit tackles the growing epidemic of youth mental health issues; a new childcare center opens in Glen Allen; tickets go on sale today for the Steve Miller Band's summer appearance; how to register for a 40-and-older volleyball tournament; and our Weekend Top 10 list.

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A new way to get from Henrico to Florida; a Henrico woman arrested after months on the run with her four children; the Richmond Boat Show returns this weekend; state revenues spike in January; the Duluth Trading Company plans its Short Pump opening; Henrico Schools plans a job fair.

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Plans for Henrico's indoor arena advance; the Henrico Board of Supervisors approves expansion plans at a local retirement community; the School Board plans a budget hearing; county officials seek input on community revitalization efforts; Freeman High School's multipurpose field to receive upgrades; supervisors approve a new station and a new building for the Henrico Police; a new restaurant and spa locate at West Broad Village; and your chance to win a $50 restaurant gift card.

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A Henrico delegate's legislation would add stricter regulations on short-term loans; Henrico Schools hosts a job fair; Henrico students learn about becoming teachers; help for Henrico farmers who suffered in last year's drought; one of the longest-running rock groups will play in Henrico this spring; the Airport Business Association plans its one-year anniversary.

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Five people escape a Highland Springs house fire; your chance to recognize outstanding Henrico teachers; the General Assembly kills a bill that would have allowed college athletes to profit from their names and likenesses; a local effort to help teen girls who can’t afford prom dresses; a local film festival continues this week; Innsbrook After Hours announces a new addition to its 2020 concert list.

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Henrico's school redistricting committee introduces six new options and eliminates 10 others; high winds wreak havoc locally; no one injured in an Eastern Henrico house fire; Virginia's General Assembly passes bills that strengthen LGBTQ protection; the House of Delegates advances bills that would change the statute of limitations for sexual assault claims; 10 great weekend events.

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