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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TSA officers protest at Richmond International Airport; the third in our ongoing series of articles about refugees in Henrico and the nonprofits that are helping them adapt and thrive; the Bizarre Bazaar returns today; Mountainfilm at Dorey Park tomorrow; our Weekend Top 5 and Restaurant Watch.

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Henrico Police seek two missing people; the campus of Virginia Randolph receiving major upgrades; a house fire leaves an adult with minor injuries.

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Henrico's board of supervisors adopts a budget plan; a conversation about housing was part of Monday's "Three Chopt Chats" meeting; the National Wheelchair Basketball Association's adult national championship tournament is this weekend in Glen Allen.

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Why students at one Henrico middle school won't have access to their cell phones for more than a month; Reynolds CC and Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden begin a new partnership; Henrico to host 'Suggestion Sessions' about potential land-use designation changes; REAL ID enforcement begins in less than a month.

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A federal proposal could cut school lunches for more than 27,000 Henrico students; the Henrico Planning Commission will meet Thursday; a Deep Run HS graduate is killed in a hit-and-run crash in South Carolina; Henrico begins new monthly postcard campaign.

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What's next for the failed GreenCity site?; 'Mother Maybelle and the Carters in Henrico' planned this weekend; fly a kite at Dorey Park on Sunday; other events happening around town this weekend.

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Is a staggered start to the school year coming for Henrico students in the near future?; Henrico reports its first confirmed case of rabies this year; the board of supervisors hears public input about its proposed budget; a temporary burn ban is in effect in the county; our Henrico Small Business Spotlight features Preau Leather Goods and Accessories.

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Henrico Police officials open their new South Station in Highland Springs; how some Henrico County students will get to build their school; Virginia community colleges to end DEI programs to comply with federal order; Henrico Education Foundation CEO leaving for Norfolk.

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Gov. Youngkin's veto could green-light a planned Henrico gaming facility, but county officials vow to keep fighting it; an 18-year-old man faces multiple charges in connection with a fatal hit-and-run near Richmond International Airport; Virginia State Senator Lamont Bagby selected chair of Democratic Party of Virginia.

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