New COVID-19 cases in Henrico have nearly doubled since Thanksgiving week and are up in Henrico schools, too; Henrico Police seek help identifying a West End bank robber; a West End office complex sells for $87 million.

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Henrico County faces a lawsuit accusing it of polluting the James River with raw sewage; Virginia teachers could receive a 10% pay raise; Henrico Police seek a missing 48-year-old man; Breeze Airways adds a new destination from Richmond International Airport.

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U.S. Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg visits Henrico; one Henrico County high school football team advances to a state championship game, while another falls short; Henrico Schools officials seek public input on spending plans; a North Carolina man dies in a crash on I-295; Henrico Police seek a missing Tucker High School student; your chance to win tickets to see ‘It’s a Wonderful Life.’

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A COVID-19 update for Henrico County and county schools; a round-up of wekeend holiday events taking place; your chance to win free tickets to Virginia Repertory Theatre's "It's a Wonderful Life."

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The community rallies around a paralyzed Varina High School student; a new telehealth clinic opens in a Henrico school; no one is injured in an Eastern Henrico fire; a 16-year-old girl is missing. 

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The Henrico Board of Supervisors approves several road projects; distracted driving responsible for more than 2,200 crashes in the county since 2019; a county agency is planning a job fair; one county neighborhood receives a grant from the Virginia Department of Forestry; the latest in our ‘Faces of Henrico Business’ series.Henrico News Minute – Dec. 1, 2021.

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A woman is murdered in Highland Springs; COVID-19 cases on the rise again; 2 Henrico schools plan holiday plant sales; it's Giving Tuesday.

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A potential change to operations at Richmond International Airport; two Henrico County high school football teams win regional titles; COVID-19 numbers in Henrico on the rise.

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An update in the Lucia Bremer murder case; Henrico Police seek the public's help to solve two robberies; a US Navy lieutenant commander is facing sex trafficking charges in Henrico; no one injured in a house fire in the West End.

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COVID-19 cases in Henrico are on the rise again; an anonymous donor gives meals to Henrico Police to donate to those in need; Thanksgiving will delay residential recycling in Henrico; the Dominion Energy GardenFest of Lights is back at Lewis Ginter

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