A bill that would impact the planned Roseshire gaming facility in Henrico advances in the General Assembly; a crash kills a 21-year-old man; our Henrico Small Business Spotlight profiles a local framing gallery; two children die from the flu.

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A Henrico Schools program that's making a difference for teen boys; an update from the General Assembly; how Henrico officials are making Valentine's Day special for senior citizens – and how you can help. 

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Annual 'state of housing' event urges businesses to get involved with affordable housing efforts; a look at the two agreements Henrico County signed with outside firms to analyze the county's water crisis; a proposed pilot program that would replace punishment-first practices in schools with restorative practices; our Weekend Top 5 and Restaurant Watch.

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A former Henrico Doctors' Hospital NICU nurse accused of assault appears in court; an 18-home subdivision proposed in Lakeside; details about a police chase that ended in Varina; our weekly Henrico Fur Finder.

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A bill that would force a planned Henrico gambling facility to pass a public referendum or cede significant revenue passes a Virginia Senate subcommittee unanimously; the Henrico School Board will vote on a new specialty center for Henrico High School today; a Henrico Police officer dies.

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How soon could every Henrico water customer be served by county water – and why do some county residents still receive their water from Richmond anyway?; a repeat champion in the Henrico Divisionwide Spelling Bee; Henrico students reflect on the school system's cell phone policy.

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Richmond Montessori School receives a six-month warning from the VDOE; Henrico plans a winter weather preparedness event next week; a new look for Virginia’s vehicle inspection stickers; applications open for My Henrico Academy; our Weekend Top 5 and Restaurant Watch.

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Deep Run HS students win Congressional App Challenge for Virginia's First District; Henrico officials take action following last week's water crisis; a state agency cites a Henrico private school with four violations after a child runs into traffic; Henrico HS graduate resigns as MSNBC president.

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Two earthquakes rattle Henrico County; the board of supervisors selects a new chair and vice chair; Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin promises investigation into Richmond water crisis; the former nurse accused of assaulting an infant is denied bond.

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Recognition for American's first great racehorse, who was raised in Henrico; county officials are planning to replace a section of water main that has experienced several breaks; the county's board of supervisors will meet twice today; nominations are being accepted for the REB Awards for Teaching Excellence.

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