New COVID-19 cases in Henrico continue to surge; Henrico Police arrest a Henrico High School student who brought gun components to campus; Checkpoint Strikeforce is underway again; 96% of Virginians surveyed admit that they speed on the road; the Dorey Park Farmers Market is receiving state funding for enhancements; a round-up of Henrico home sales; minimum insurance requirements for Virginia drivers will increase Jan. 1; Papa Johns donates thousands of pizzas to returning troops.

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Henrico witnesses its highest single-day total of new COVID-19 cases in more than 10 months; a fire guts a recreation center in the West End; Varina Ruritans donate to local nonprofits; what you can and can't bring through TSA security checkpoints at the airport.

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Federal officials knew about the presence of potentially dangerous chemicals in Eastern Henrico waterways more than six months before local and state officials found out; Henrico Schools partners with a new career-focused platform for students; HCPS experiences the largest single-week increase in new COVID-19 cases during this school year.

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Henrico supervisors approve a reapportionment plan; the 15-year-old suspect in the murder of Lucia Bremer will be tried as an adult; Gov.-elect Glenn Youngkin visits Henrico; social media threats prompt extra attention form police, school authorities in Henrico.

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A decision expected tonight on Henrico’s reapportionment plans; a Henrico woman wins nearly $271,000 in the Virginia Lottery; a nonprofit opens a new resource center in Henrico; a juvenile-involved shooting in Highland Springs; a man dies in a crash on I-295 in Henrico.

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The Henrico Board of Supervisors delays a vote on a reapportionment plan; supervisors also approve an agreement for the county’s new indoor sports arena, purchase land on Westwood Avenue and allocate more than $10 million from the American Rescue Plan Act; limited take-home meals available tomorrow at two Henrico schools; Virginia’s community colleges expand their Credits2Career program.

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The Henrico Board of Supervisors is set to approve a reapportionment plan tonight, but one organization is asking for changes; an update on the planned overnight closure of the air traffic control tower at Richmond International Airport; a COVID-19 update.

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How newly proposed district maps could impact Henrico’s representation in the Virginia House and Senate; Henrico witnesses its most new COVID-19 cases on a single day in three and a half months; Varina High School wins a state football title; three Henrico Police officers honored with Valor Awards; a groundbreaking in the Far West End.

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How the proposed new state Congressional district map could impact upcoming elections; COVID-19 vaccinations will be offered to students at four Henrico elementary schools during school; triple routes end for Henrico school bus drivers; Mills Godwin High School commons renamed for a former principal; a Henrico apartment community earns grant funding to create more affordable housing units; sign up for our new Henrico Education Weekly email newsletter; the Virginia DMV and a trucking company partner on a new driver alcohol-detection system trial.

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Henrico officials plan to provide a real estate tax “dividend,” and other details from County Manager John Vithoulkas’s “State of the County” address; tonight is the final night of the “Henrico Holiday Express” tour; recent property transactions in Henrico.

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