An 89-year-old woman dies after catching on fire; a senior and caregiver resource expo is planned on Tuesday; two road maintenance projects will impact traffic in the I-95/Parham Road corridor; the annual 'Pass the Hat' baseball game will take place April 5 at Glen Allen Stadium; the inaugural Richmond Italian Film Festival begins today; our Weekend Top 5 and Restaurant Watch.

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Henrico Schools officials are planning changes to teacher contracts in response to concerns; a state senator from Henrico who is seeking to become Democratic Party chair is questioned by an opponent; applications for the Henrico Junior 4-H Camp open next week; Henrico Jail East inmates get a visit from an American Idol champion; we want your opinion about housing, health and transportation.

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A long-anticipated recovery and detox center nears reality; two Henrico principals are honored; Henrico Outreach and Engagement Agency seeks volunteer nominations for new awards program; Henrico Police seek a man wanted in connected with robberies; Henrico officials close a portion of Old Sadler Road for eight weeks.

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The Henrico School Board passes on a plan to redistrict four high schools – for now; students from 17 schools compete in a Rubik's Cube challenge; our weekly Henrico Small Business Spotlight feature; a western Henrico home fire causes damge.

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Plans for GreenCity take a major hit; Henrico youngsters participate in the 'Soul Bowl;' a Henrico delegate announces that he will seek re-election; a new shooting range planned for the site of an old one.

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Spirit Airlines announces new service from Richmond; the Henrico Board of Supervisors will meet twice; more protection from cyberbullying for Virginia students; state educators who work with autistic students could receive more professional development opportunities.

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Concerns about crowded conditions at Tucker High School; Henrico Fire welcomes 20 new firefighters to its ranks; proposal would offer more anonymity for large-prize winners of the Virginia Lottery; 47 Henrico educators earn or renew national board certification.

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The estate of Irvo Otieno files a $25-million lawsuit; help for those who have lost health insurance following massive federal government layoffs; U.S. Senators Tim Kaine and Mark Warner introduce legislation to roll back tariffs against Canada; a monster-themed mini golf course chain is coming to Henrico; our Weekend Top 5 and Restaurant Watch.

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Henrico School Board members press pause on plans to shift boundaries at four high schools; the A-10 Women's Basketball Championship continues today at the Henrico Sports and Events Center; scholarship for former Quioccasin MS students now accepting applications; what are Virginia consumers complaining about?

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A Henrico man faces numerous charges after crashing a stolen car on I-81; state officials begin stocking Henrico's Hazelett Reservoir in Cumberland County; Virginia DMV warns of text-messaging scam; Brookland MS student is a winner in a Black History Month essay contest; Henrico receives state funding for circuit court records restoration and preservation efforts.

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