Richmond's Greyhound bus station is set for redevelopment; Chimbo Sandwich Shop is coming to Church Hill; and a new cat cafe is coming to the Fan.

Plus: General Assembly legislation around data centers, a new Albemarle County litter cleanup program, new leash laws for dogs in Chesterfield County and other stories.

Today’s top stories include Richmond’s announcement of a firm to investigate its infrastructure after the regional water outage, a podcast-exclusive extended look at some recent General Assembly happenings — and more Central Virginia news. 

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Today’s top audio stories include a look at Henrico County’s water vigilance, federal workers and the Waverly Two. 

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The State Crime Commission has endorsed a piece of legislation relating to Virginia’s former chief serologist, whose work at the state crime lab was scrutinized with the VPM podcast Admissible: Shreds of Evidence. 

In other news: Virginia’s vehicle inspection stickers are changing, Chesterfield County has a new superintendent and Albemarle County has a website for permit applications now. 

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Today’s top audio stories include the latest on Mary Jane Burton’s legacy, the federal government’s settlement with Perdue Farms over labor violations in the Eastern Shore — and more Central Virginia news. 

Mrs. Bee's Juice Bar moves to Jackson Ward; A new wave of townhomes is coming to Westchester Commons, and Carytown's Byrd Theatre has started replacing its balcony seats.

Also: State office space, inquiry into Henrico County water issues and school vouchers.

Also: Geline Bowman Williams, the second woman to serve as Richmond’s mayor, died Sunday at age 100. 

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Today’s top audio stories include the latest from Richmond’s Department of Public Utilities, an obituary for Richmond’s second woman to serve as mayor, a federal watchdog report about U.S. Navy misspending in Norfolk — and more Central Virginia news. 

Plus: General Assembly updates on constitutional amendments; Yes, Virginia, there really was an earthquake in Henrico on Tuesday.

After several days in recess due to the water woes in Greater Richmond, Virginia’s state lawmakers are fully in session at the state capitol. 

In other news: Three Chesterfield residents are suing the county and Dominion Energy, Fox Elementary School has a new cupola – and more Central Virginia news. 

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