A Henrico Police officer is injured while trying to break up a fight at a county school; two men are in serious condition after being shot late last night; you can still register to vote even if you missed yesterday's deadline; a Henrico resident and Major League Baseball coach will be honored by the Richmond Flying Squirrels.

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A local nonprofit's 'Walk to End It' to support victims of human trafficking; nominations being accepted for RVA Sports Awards; new advocates join Henrico CASA; Parham Doctors' Hospital names a new CEO.

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A Henrico teacher is found not guilty of sexually assaulting a former student; crashes involving vehicles and cyclists doubled in Virginia last year; how to receive free beehive equipment from the state; Richmond and Henrico Health Districts' director receives her bivalent COVID-19 vaccine and flu shot; Virginia Rep Theatre purchases local landmark; another traveler tries to bring a loaded weapon onto a flight at RIC; how to join the Citizen Collective.

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Changes coming to a number of GRTC bus stops; Gov. Youngkin visits Henrico for a ribbon-cutting ceremony; a former VCU basketball player reported missing has been found safe; a man is shot in the West End.

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Henrico Schools haven't yet decided about new guidance from Gov. Youngkin about transgender students; a former VCU basketball player is missing from Henrico County; a local grocery store says goodbye to single-use plastic bags.

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A Henrico County high school mourns the loss of a teacher; a Henrico man is struck and killed by a vehicle in Sandston; a Newport News man tries to bring a loaded gun onto an airplane at Richmond International Airport; Henrico earns grants money from the Virginia Department of Emergency Management.

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Visitor spending in Henrico tops $1 billion; a workshop for those who have experienced childhood trauma; RHHD set to receive new federal funding; Virginia to receive more than $16 million in settlement with JUUL Labs; Dana Cooper to play The Tin Pan.

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A West End restaurant is vandalized with racist messages; a group of teens beats up a movie theater employee; registration opens for new Henrico 4-H programs; a two-day yard sale to benefit Eastern Henrico FISH. 

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Two Henrico communities named among top places to live; good news on the COVID-19 front; U.S. Rep. Abigail Spanberger blasts her own party’s leadership.

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Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden expanding; Henrico eyes a new baseball complex in Glen Allen; this week's Restaurant Watch; a high school band showcase planned; Henrico Schools plans a job fair next week.

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