Henrico Police seek a missing woman; educational equity resources are being pulled from the Virginia Department of Education's website tomorrow, but what does it actually mean for school divisions?; U.S. Rep. Donald McEachin votes in favor of a bill to strengthen retirement options; the University of Richmond reopens a museum.

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A Henrico man faces 23 charges related to drugs and explosive devices; a big change at the University of Richmond; U.S. Senator Tim Kaine proposes legislation to cap the cost of insulin.

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A Monday morning shootout in Eastern Henrico; three new Henrico principals appointed; the planning commission considers a proposed 55-plus development in Short Pump; Henrico offers testing services for private wells.

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Twenty-five Henrico middle school students won’t have to worry about paying for college; a Bermuda-based company set to establish its U.S. headquarters in Henrico; police seek the suspect who robbed a Lakeside bank last week; your chance to learn more about the Henrico Virtual Academy comes tomorrow night.

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Two books removed from Henrico schools' libraries last year are back; 100 women being sought for volunteer cheering at Highland Springs High School; a federal judge rules that a Henrico student can ask for a mask mandate; Keep Henrico Beautiful seeks nominations for its Land Lovers and Clean Business awards; Sportable to host the RVA Adaptive Sports Festival tomorrow; an inclusive gym plans its Henrico grand opening April 2.

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A familiar face is tapped to lead Henrico's new sports and entertainment authority; Henrico Police need help locating a missing 27-year-old man; how to get a COVID-19 vaccination at home; a record donation to Richmond Metropolitan Habitat for Humanity; Virginia homes cost more, but sales are slowing.

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A Henrico man is shot and killed in Richmond; Henrico supervisors hold a public hearing about their proposed budget; enrollment opens for SMART Lawns program; a world pickleball event is coming to Henrico; the Caribbean American Heritage Festival is being planned this summer in the county; the Henrico Citizen is selected for a national program with 19 other publications.

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A look inside one private school in Henrico that has remained open for the duration of the pandemic; why you still won't be able to gamble on the sports teams of Virginia colleges and universities in the state; MEDARVA announces a new "Scholars" program.

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Henrico Police detonate an explosive device found in a Near West End home; Henrico students demonstrate skills in a variety of career disciplines; an update on Virginia's unemployment rate; the Virginia Mortgage Relief Program expands; The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen announces youth summer camps; a UR artist-in-residence to offer free hip hop course; an outdoor flea market planned in the West End Saturday.

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Gov. Glenn Youngkin proposes a sales tax holiday; Henrico Schools Superintendent Amy Cashwell reflects on the two-year anniversary of schools closing at the outset of COVID-19; the Ashe Center community vaccination center is closing next week; a bank plans to occupy the former site of a different bank in Short Pump; the University of Richmond's men's basketball team begins NCAA tournament play against Iowa.

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