How Henrico officials hope to spur redevelopment in Innsbrook; a Henrico County Public Schools student brings a gun to school; COVID-19 numbers trending in an encouraging direction.

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Henrico works to attract bioscience research and development labs; How many students in Henrico public schools are not wearing masks?; Henrico opens applications for 'My Henrico Academy' program.

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Henrico Schools officials make changes to their COVID-19 isolation policy; Henrico officials still working to get seats on the GRTC board of directors; another gun confiscated at an RIC checkpoint; some COVID-19 vaccination, testing centers closing for bad weather this weekend; Richmond National Battlefield Park acquires more Civil War land.

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Henrico Schools implementing a 'test-to-stay' program; an Eastern Henrico road project nears completion; a unique set of workstations at the Fairfield Area Library earn international attention on social media; a new women's clothing shop is opening in the Far West End.

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Henrico property owners will see some real estate tax relief in the coming months; the guardian of the teen suspect in the murder of Lucia Bremer is found not guilty on a gun-related charge; man arrested after trying to bring gun onto plane at Richmond International Airport; 15 Henrico teachers earn National Board certification for the first time; Henrico firefighters rescue residents from a burning home.

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The Henrico Education Association makes a statement about masks in schools; Henrico Schools' Bridge Builders' Academy continues today; an annual report on affordable housing praises Henrico County's efforts; a bill seeks to require hotel employees to be trained to recognize signals of human trafficking.

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Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s executive order repealing a mask mandate for K-12 students takes effect today, but Henrico Schools’ mask policy remains in effect; Henrico supervisors discuss a bond referendum, juvenile violence and much more during a one-day retreat; an Indiana women who believes she is a girl reported missing from Henrico 22 years ago actually isn’t; how to test your home for radon.

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A delayed opening for county schools and buildings; Gov. Glenn Youngkin rolls out his COVID-19 action plan; Henrico Schools officials pull another book from a school library; an elementary school student wins the HCPS Divisionwide Spelling Bee; new hours for all Virginia ABC stores starting Monday; Henrico supervisors to hold their annual retreat; 12 new state troopers will be assigned to Henrico following their graduation today.

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A lawsuit challenges Gov. Glenn Youngkin's repeal of a statewide mask mandate for students; a fire at the Ukrop's bakery wounds two employees; how to get free COVID-19 at-home tests delivered to you; Henrico County seeks input about a planned road project; ECPI opens a second Henrico campus. 

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A showdown between Henrico Schools and Gov. Glenn Youngkin?; new daily COVID-19 dropping; Henrico Police arrest a suspect in two commercial robberies; three county meetings planned in the next three days.

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