Racist flyers found in several Henrico communities; two Henrico apartment complexes sued for allegedly denying government vouchers; Henrico high school graduation rates slip slightly; Lewis Ginter plans its Harvest Festival; Henrico Police arrest a man on larceny charges.

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Henrico Police seek the driver in an apparent fatal hit-and-run Saturday night; police arrest a juvenile male on charges of attempted online extortion; a new insurance company selects Henrico as its home; The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen and Henrico Theatre Company partner on two performances; high school bands take center stage tonight.

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COVID-19 testing for winter sports athletes in Henrico Schools; more COVID updates from the school system; new COVID cases continue a gradual downward trend in Henrico; our weekly Restaurant Watch; a number of events are taking place this weekend.

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The Henrico Board of Supervisors takes action to enforce improvements to one Henrico apartment community; Henrico Police make an arrest in two sexual assault cases near Freeman High School and in a murder near Richmond Raceway; the Henrico Education Association plans a push for collective bargaining.

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A green light for GreenCity; Henrico's Board of Supervisors approves plans for a mixed-use development in Innsbrook and acquires land for a widening project along Three Chopt Road; a rental inspection program is approved for an Eastern Henrico apartment complex that has experienced a high number of violations and complaints; nominations are now open for the Richmond History Makers and Community Update program.

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Henrico County and LISC Virginia partner to offer $375,000 in small business grants; a local woman works to keep her son's memory alive while helping other parents prevent suicide; a chance to have your questions about children and the COVID-19 vaccine answered; more changes at the Airport Drive/I-64 interchange; your next chance to spin a few laps in your car at Richmond Raceway.

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Mass vaccinations are returning to the Richmond Raceway; this week's restaurant watch features a restaurant storing personal medication with ingredients; our latest 'Faces in Henrico Business' profile'; a laser light show at Richmond Raceway; Glen Allen Day and the Henrico Bug Bizarre take place this weekend.

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Elephant Insurance announces more grants to local organizations; Virginia Rep's Children's Theatre closes at Willow Lawn; Virginia ABC stores are introducing 33 new spirits this month; a Glen Allen tradition turns 25 this weekend; telehealth services in Central Virginia get a boost; the former president of the BBB Serving Central Virginia is inducted into the organization's hall of fame.

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A COVID-19 update from Henrico Schools and the county; Henrico officials ask possible sexual assault victims of a teacher to come forward; Virginia DMV now offering walk-in service on alternating days statewide; Henrico planning a rabies vaccination event for dogs and cats this month; American Red Cross officials put out an urgent call for blood and platelet donations.

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Henrico Police seek a juvenile who allegedly sexually assaulted two people near Freeman High School; new daily COVID-19 cases in Henrico hit a two-month low; a 32-year-old Henrico woman is charged with felony animal cruelty; Henrico Police arrest a 59-year-old county man on second-degree murder charges; a Richmond man is charged with trying to bring a loaded gun onto an airplane at Richmond International Airport.

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