Mad Skillz’s Grammy win is more than a personal achievement. It is a defining moment for Richmond, reflecting decades of cultural impact, mentorship, and a commitment to elevating the city’s creative voice.
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.
Backed by national rankings and new data, Richmond is emerging as one of America’s most balanced small cities for building a career and maintaining a high quality of life.
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.
Gas prices across the Richmond region are surging, with many stations now ranging between $3.49 and $3.65 per gallon. The spike is being driven by rising global oil prices tied to Middle East tensions, combined with seasonal demand and the switch to more expensive summer fuel blends.
Kings Dominion reopens March 21, marking more than the return of roller coasters—it signals the start of spring for Richmond. Here’s why the park still holds a unique place in the region’s rhythm, and how new policies reflect a changing community.
Henrico County’s new “Blaze & Badge” summer camp gives middle school girls a hands-on introduction to careers in fire, police, and emergency services, aiming to inspire the next generation of public safety leaders.
Richmond’s new budget, led by Mayor Avula, allocates $3.4 billion for 2027, highlighting housing stability and public school support. With substantial funding for housing and education, the city commits to addressing affordability and enhancing educational resources, setting the stage for impactful policy changes.
