Vaccination clinics for children 5 to 11 planned at two Henrico schools; Henrico Firefighters save a dog from a house fire; a new $3 million grant aims to fund affordable housing in the Richmond region; Henrico teachers win grant money; screenings urged during National Lung Cancer Awareness Month.

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Recapping Tuesday night’s sweeping success for the Republican Party in Virginia; where your 5-to-11 year-old child can get vaccinated against COVID-19; another fatal crash in Henrico; a mother and daughter die in a Henrico house fire.

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Election Day has arrived; Henrico witnesses a change in COVID-19 cases; when children 5 to 11 might be able to get their COVID-19 vaccinations; new COVID cases in Henrico schools are down.

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Halloween brings Henrico's sixth fatal crash in 15 days; COVID-19 numbers continue trending downward; a Henrico County high school student faces charges after bringing a gun to school; a Henrico Police employee earns an award; a webinar for landlords Thursday.

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Henrico Schools officials make some changes to the school calendar for this school year; school officials remove a book for review after a woman complains about its content; a motorcyclist dies Wednesday in the county's fourth fatal crash since Oct. 16; Halloween events around town begin tonight.

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Henrico CASA welcomes new volunteers; 12 Henrico schools receive funding for programs; the Spooky Spokes Bike Hike this weekend will benefit local organizations; VDEM announces funding for several Henrico programs; today is the deadline to register for the Regency Mile youth road race.

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Henrico Police seek help solving three fatal crashes; new COVID-19 cases continue to drop in Henrico overall, but they rose slightly in Henrico Schools last week; three Henrico high-schoolers give back through the STEM organization they created; Innsbrook founder Sidney Gunst, Jr. dies; the county purchases more land for the Sadler Road improvement project.

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Henrico official release their first draft reapportionment proposal; First Lady Pam Northam speaks with Henrico High School students; Bernhard Langer wins the Dominion Energy Charity Classic; Henrico CTE students post nearly perfect graduation rate; HCPS planning its College and Career Night next week; Fairfield Area Library earns LLED certification; Richmond Raceway’s April race weekend is expanding.

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Henrico is well-positioned to avoid pandemic-related fallout, according to a new report; National Prescription Drug Takeback Day is tomorrow; a PGA TOUR Champions event begins in Henrico today; Henrico's public safety agencies are planning a job fair; check out our ongoing "Faces of Henrico" feature; your chance to win two free tickets to the Richmond Home Show!

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New proposed boundaries are coming for Henrico’s five magisterial districts within two months; a decline in new COVID-19 cases in Henrico’s schools; a chance to join the HCPS health advisory committee; a woman is arrested after trying to bring a loaded gun onto a flight at Richmond International Airport; Virginia Union offering 25 full scholarships to HCPS eighth-graders.

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