new plans unveiled for former Hadad’s Lake site in Varina;

a travel alert for those who take the train to D.C.;

Kiwanis Club to host benefit golf tournament.

Lewis Ginter workers vote to go on strike;

art exhibit opens featuring work of unaccompanied refugee minors;

special prosecutor takes over SwimRVA North drowning case.

More than 20,000 Henricoans could be affected by Medicaid changes;

a look at county crash data;

Primrose School of Glen Allen set to locate at vacant pharmacy site.

How Henrico students fared on the SOL exams;

your chance to start beekeeping – with free equipment;

Gin Blossoms, Blues Traveler, Spin Doctors play Henrico tomorrow.

new funding for Tuckahoe Park improvements;

a new process for naming Henrico’s public schools?;

3 Henrico high schools named among the best in region, state.

school is back for most Henrico students;

the Henrico Board of Zoning Appeals meets this week;

a Deep Run HS sophomore wins a national contest.

Henrico eighth-grader’s run at the national spelling bee ends;

our annual ‘Henrico’s Top Teachers’ section;

two separate shootings leave one dead, two seriously injured.

your next two chances to weigh in on the county’s draft comprehensive plan;

Henrico Circuit Court’s Behavioral Health Docket graduates three;

end-of-school celebration planned tomorrow afternoon.

Henrico is expanding its refuse collection service countywide;

Henrico EDA honors 12 county businesses;

birthplace of Powhatan in Varina added to list of most endangered historic sites.

Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden’s expansion project opens to the public;

Innsbrook concert series begins this week;

why some Henrico travelers stayed home or chose alternative transportation this past weekend.

Varina residents show up at town hall meeting in opposition to data centers;

what the Dominion Energy-NextEra merger proposal could mean for consumers;

Alice in Wonderland JR to run tonight through Monday at CACGA.

fare-free service to continue for another year on GRTC;

Henrico’s Democratic state lawmakers tout their General Assembly achievements;

Henrico Fire chief appointed to new county role.

Henrico School Board approves schematic plans for new elementary school;

Henrico Police officer earns national award;

free meals available to those 18 and younger at 29 Henrico sites this summer.

Henrico supervisors defer decisions on two proposed residential developments;

new Henrico Christmas Mother named;

how nurses turn ‘prevention into power’ locally.

Metro Richmond Habitat for Humanity celebrates 400 home builds;

former Henrico Police officer sentenced to 20 years in jail;

Henrico students help build second floor of Hermitage ACE Center.

Proposed policy changes would limit homework for Henrico students;

Henrico commits $900,000 toward new homeless shelter;

two people are shot at a Henrico apartment complex.

More shows announced for After Hours Innsbrook concert series;

why thousands of Virginians will regain their voting rights next month;

Fairfield Middle Schools hosts its annual ‘All About Me Day.’

Workers at Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden fight for higher pay;

a multi-vehicle crash closes a main Eastern Henrico thoroughfare;

Henrico Schools again honored for its music program.

Henrico Police seek details following new information in baby’s death in 2000;

your chance to catch an outdoor movie tonight;

Henrico honors 8 through Heart of Service Awards.

Henrico officials prepare to recodify the county code;

a star-studded class is inducted into the Virginia Sports Hall of Fame;

Lewis Ginter’s Spring Plant Sale is today.