Henrico officials upset after excess fluoride added to water at Richmond's treatment facility; Wittman constituents hold town hall without him; Wilder Middle School holds ceremony to unveil new portrait of school's namesake; Day 2 of Henrico Restaurant is today, to benefit Safe Harbor shelter; Henrico man dies after apparent robbery attempt.

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Good news for a Henrico goat; Henrico Restaurant Week begins today; a look at the 'Henrico Tomorrow' initiative; a new gymnasium for a Henrico private school; UR dedicates permanent memorial to enslaved people buried on the campus. 

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A former nurse accused of abusing babies remains free on bond; Henrico Restaurant Week returns April 28-May 4; Needle's Eye Ministries to host grand opening for new Henrico location May 15; certain Virginia bridges and tunnel could be replaced or repaired ahead of schedule; our Weekend Top 5 and Restaurant Watch.

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Three Henrico transportation projects are recommended for state funding but another major one is not; police arrest a Henrico teen after he's clocked driving nearly 140 mph on I-64; RavenCon 2025 returns to Henrico beginning tomorrow; 21-year-old sentenced to prison for his role in a crash that killed three JMU students.

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A former Henrico Doctors' Hospital NICU nurse faces new charges of abusing infants; the Henrico School Board approves a final budget for the coming fiscal year; Henrico Democrats protest Trump administration; Henrico man identified as victim of fatal funeral shooting in Richmond; Fairfield MS plans "All-About-Me Day" Saturday.

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Details about the proposed "bell-to-bell" cellphone ban for Henrico secondary school students; Breeze Airways announces new nonstop service from RIC; a group plans a citizen meeting in Virginia's First Congressional District; our weekly Henrico Small Business Spotlight.

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Henrico County's Earth Day celebration is tomorrow; the planning commission votes on a proposed storage facility and plans a work session about data centers; a correction to a story about Bon Secours St. Mary's Hospital's expansion plans; several Deep Run HS students are recognized in Washington, D.C. by Congressman Rob Wittman; a construction company donates $25,000 to Henrico Schools.

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The remains of a missing Henrico woman are positively identified; Bon Secours St. Mary's Hospital planning major expansion; how some Henrico students are making life a little brighter for sick children; UR's first lady pens a "Spiders" children's book; an international retailer opening its second Henrico location next month.

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Henrico Schools officials proposing a bell-to-bell cell phone ban; Henrico's Tuckahoe Creek Park to expand; our weekly Henrico Small Business Spotlight; our education reporter, Liana Hardy, wins two Va. Press Association awards.

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A missing Henrico man is found dead; a woman suffers life-threatening injuries during an assault; how one University of Richmond student is helping children with autism enjoy soccer; the Shepherd's Center of Richmond will host its Lunch and Life lecture series this Wednesday; Hermitage ACE Center to host plant sale and Acepreneur events April 16-17.

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