Minor injuries reported after a Henrico school bus is involved in an accident; a former popular Richmond restaurant is reopening in Henrico; CrossOver Healthcare Ministry earns three large grants to support its women's health and OB programs; the RVA Environmental Film Festival continues in the county today; a children's clothes consignment sale begins tomorrow.

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A big night for some Henrico County high school basketball teams; the Tebow Bill has new life in the Virginia General Assembly – but for how long?; a bill from Congresswoman Abigail Spanberger would prevent members of Congress and some family members from trading stock; Virginia DMV locations are expanding access to the public.

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Henrico Schools officials make masks optional for everyone; the Youngkin administration eliminates Va. Department of Education equity initiatives; a career fair is planned next month in Glen Allen.

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Henrico moves closer to gaining seats on the GRTC board of directors; a change to the COVID screening policy for spring sports in Henrico public schools; an update on the school system's test-to-stay program; Henrico Police seek a person of interest in attempted carjacking; Delegate John McGuire makes a decision about his future; the Henrico Fire Marshal's Office earns a state award.

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A General Assembly update; your chance to meet a "Shark Tank" competitor today in Henrico; "Annie" continues tomorrow at The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen.

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Henrico supervisors authorize a $511-million bond referendum and approve a real estate tax credit for property owners, among other actions; the county plans to replace a Lakeside Avenue bridge and add sidewalk along Ridge Road; a job fair for registered nurses; the Henrico EngAGE program plans its annual Senior and Caregiver Expo next month.

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Henrico Schools officials prepare to open a new community school this fall; Godwin High Schoohl to honor former principal John McGinty; a proposed law would reverse one that limits traffic stops based upon minor infractions; Desiree Roots to perform tomorrow.

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Henrico Police seeking clues after two Sunday shootings in the county; a new 9-1-1 system is in place in parts of Virginia, including Henrico; the RVA Environmental Film Festival is underway; a baby formula recall is underway.

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A look inside the Henrico Virtual Academy as the school year crosses the halfway point; Henrico Police seek help identifying two commercial robbery suspects; the Henrico Planning Commission endorses several development projects, approves several others; applications open for the Henrico Doula program. 

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Face masks are no longer required in Henrico public schools; a 1600-unit mixed-use development is coming to Short Pump; virtual workshops aim to help you save money and improve your credit; Junior Achievement of Central Virginia reopens its Finance Park; have coffee with a Henrico cop tomorrow. 

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