Richmond’s second attempt to fix its costly tax rebate check fumble was still plagued by errors, which resulted in many residents receiving checks written for too much or too little.

The City of Richmond’s fiscal year 2025 budget generated an estimated $22 million surplus, according to a memo shared with city leaders. While the unofficial figure is a boon to the government’s finances, some city council members say this estimate could have helped inform policy decisions if it had been shared earlier this year.

Former University of Virginia (UVA) president Jim Ryan sent a letter to faculty senators on Friday detailing the events that led to his resignation earlier this summer. He alleges that the circumstances with the Department of Justice (DOJ) and university heads led to his controversial, “forced” resignation.

The U.S. Department of Justice has announced an agreement with the University of Virginia that would bring an end to its pending investigations into the university’s admission policies and discrimination allegations.

Attorney General Jason Miyares addressed the controversial text messages sent by Jay Jones, his opponent in the upcoming November election, calling them “disqualifying” at a press conference on Saturday.

The owners of a beloved comedy club in the heart of downtown Richmond are preparing for the venue’s last laugh as they get ready to relaunch with a very different kind of bar and restaurant.

A new proposal could require visitors to pay an extra 2% fee for their accommodation in Richmond with the proceeds going towards funding the local tourism industry.

As the investigation continues, new details are being released in connection to a business jet that crashed in mountainous terrain Sunday afternoon in Nelson County.

Two major groups of criminal defense lawyers filed an amicus curiae Wednesday in support of Terence Richardson, a man who has filed an appeal to his life sentence for a murder of which he was acquitted in the Virginia Supreme Court.