The Fall Line Trail gets closer to reality in Lakeside; a Henrico man sentenced to nearly 20 years in prison on drug charges; the Markel Corp. makes a slight name change; our weekly "Fur Finder" feature showcases animals up for adoption in Henrico; a county residence sells for $5.3 million; 'Little Shop of Horrors' runs for a few more days at The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen.

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A gun is found in a Henrico elementary school; new, larger recycling carts are on the way; a Henrico woman is murdered; four Henrico students earn prominent scholarships; a rabies clinic is scheduled for this weekend for dogs and cats.

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A man is shot and killed in Eastern Henrico; the county's planning commission endorses several development projects; Henrico Master Gardeners planning June events to celebrate pollinators; VDEM encourages hurricane preparedness; a high school spring sports update from around the county; JR Tucker High School's One Act Festival takes place tonight and tomorrow.

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An early morning surprise for a Northside neighborhood; Henrico supervisors advance plans to help some county employees pay for their homes; supervisors approve tourism improvement district; a Henrico man arrested in Maine after allegedly punching a TSA official in Maine; Henrico Too Smart 2 Start extends the deadline for its social media contest.

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Someone is dumping pharmaceutical and cosmetology chemicals in mass quantities in Eastern Henrico and Richmond; the Henrico School Board votes on a book that some parents wanted removed from elementary school libraries; UR to host campus yard sale next weekend; the James River Association begins offering a number of river excursions; our weekly Restaurant Watch; tips for growing peppers in your garden.

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A man is shot on I-95 in Henrico; student homelessness levels are on the rise again in Virginia; a new restaurant/car-wash combination is opening in the county's Northside; a travel alert in the West End; the Culinary Institute of Virginia's Innsbrook location challenges students to design new stadium food; the Lebanese Food Festival begins a week from tomorrow; our weekly look at animals awaiting adoption in Henrico.

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Several Henrico schools and parks are going green(er); a public information meeting about transportation projects in the Lakeside area; voting has begun in the June 20 primary elections; a new way to cool off in Varina; Gov. Youngkin appears in Henrico to hear stories of fentanyl abuse; the Citizen earns eight awards for news coverage.

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Why visitors soon may pay a bit more to stay in some Henrico hotels; changes coming to a number of GRTC bus routes; a Fairfield meeting planned on Monday; Henrico Master Gardeners to host plant sale and pollinator festival; how some police departments are attracting new applicants.

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A hit-and-run incident leaves one man dead in Henrico’s West End; Henrico Schools officials honor their teacher of the year; Glen Allen hosts a collegiate softball championship; an update about high school sports in the county.

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A Henrico-based insurance company is planning a big expansion; a Henrico woman and her mother are competing on a Fox reality cooking show; a regional rugby championship tournament takes place in Glen Allen; a wheelchair tennis tournament is returning to Henrico; your chance to test-drive a school bus.

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