Virginia’s new Tidewater Current bus route connects Virginia Beach to Harrisonburg with daily service, linking 10 cities and expanding cross-state travel options as demand for public transportation grows.
Henrico Police have identified an 88-year-old man who died after being struck by a county vehicle on W. Broad Street. The crash remains under investigation, with no charges filed at this time.
pedestrian suffered life-threatening injuries after being struck by a Henrico County vehicle on W. Broad Street. Police say all lanes have since reopened as the investigation continues.
Eastbound W. Broad Street is closed from Springfield Road to Coppermill Trace due to a vehicle crash involving a pedestrian. Drivers should expect the roadway to remain closed for the next few hours and are advised to use alternate routes. Updates to follow.
Crime across RVA declined through 2025, driven largely by reductions in property offenses like vehicle theft and catalytic converter theft. While overall incidents are down, trends in violent crime remain uneven across the region.
Henrico County will host its spring Drug Take Back Day on April 25, offering residents a safe and anonymous way to dispose of unused medications and help prevent prescription drug misuse.
Richmond Police will conduct a targeted Traffic Enforcement Blitz on April 7, focusing on high-risk violations along Laburnum and Chamberlayne avenues to improve roadway safety.
Richmond’s shift to all-electronic tolling is changing how drivers pay—and how much. As Pay-By-Plate statements begin arriving, early confusion, higher costs, and access challenges are raising questions about who the new system works for.
A magnitude 2.4 earthquake was recorded Friday night in Chesterfield County, just south of the Richmond area, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. The shallow quake is not expected to have caused damage but may have been felt by nearby residents.
Chesterfield County Police are increasing their presence at Chesterfield Towne Center after social media posts suggested a possible “teen takeover” event this weekend. Officials say they are monitoring the situation and working with mall management to ensure safety.