A Henrico man is shot and killed in Shockoe Bottom; a Tucker HS soccer player signs a contract with the Richmond Kickers; temporary road closures begin in Glen Allen for a sewer extension project; two men are sentenced in the murder of a Henrico man in 2024; the RVA Environmental Film Festival will screen a movie at Libbie Mill Library tonight.

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Changes to a number of GRTC bus routes, including five in Henrico, took effect yesterday; students at a number of Henrico County high schools stage walkouts in protest of ICE actions; Henrico delegate's bill to enforce minimum staffing standards for nursing homes watered down because of funding issues.

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Your chance to learn more about Henrico's affordable housing trust fund and how it could benefit you; the General Assembly reaches crossover; two movies this weekend at the Henrico Theatre; our Black History Month Spotlight series continues.

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A new approach to teaching at some Henrico schools; a Chesterfield man faces charges involving animal cruelty, fraud; Henrico repairs its fleet of damaged snow plows; how to report potholes; the Henrico Humane Society's 25th annual Pet Expo is this Saturday.

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What Virginia's proposed redistricting plan would mean for Henrico County; Venezuelans in Henrico discuss the turmoil in their homeland; All Henrico Reads event to return next month. 

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Last month's winter storm took a toll on Henrico's fleet of snow plows; Henrico Police arrest 6 in connection with a murder that took place in 2024; Henrico EDA, Henrico Citizen announce class of 2026 Henrico Small Business Boost participants; a new child care locator launches online.

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Your chance to weigh in on proposed regional transportation funding; a Midwestern restaurant chain plans its first Virginia location in Henrico; a proposal would make data centers pay more toward the energy costs needed to run them; the Shepherd's Center of Richmond will host a lunch series talk today in Lakeside.

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Henrico Schools crowns a new spelling champion; meeting tomorrow night to address planned enhancements along Brook Road, Lakeside Avenue; burger wars brewing in one Northside shopping center?; Henrico seeks input on climate action and adaptation strategy; Virginia Democrats seek to raise state's minimum wage.

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The Henrico Board of Supervisors will meet to consider a potential baseball facility at Glover Park; GRTC officials meeting this morning to decide the temporary future of a number of routes; General Assembly considering bills that would remove the cap limiting grants permissible from local governments to their employees for housing; Henrico School Board to hold public hearing about proposed budget on Thursday.

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Potential good news for those who use Exit 80 off I-95 in the Lakeside area; crime was down in Henrico last year; how a rail project near Washington, D.C. is impacting local Amtrak commuters; our daily weekday Henrico Black History Month Spotlight series.

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