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When Yorgelys Vazquez heard about the U.S. government’s middle-of-the-night bombing of her hometown of Caracas, Venezuela last month, the barista was wide awake, filled with a mix of feelings about the events 2,000 miles from Henrico County. “I was scared,” Vazquez said, speaking in Spanish, during a
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Central Virginia Transportation Authority invites public input about transportation projects proposed for regional funding
Several Henrico projects are likely to receive money
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GRTC to host public meeting Feb. 9 to address proposed temporary service changes in region
GRTC officials will host a public meeting Monday, Feb. 9 from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Richmond’s main public library, 101 East Franklin Street downtown, to discuss proposed temporary service changes to a number of transit routes in Henrico County and the Richmond region. Pending approval
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Henrico saw 13% decrease in crime in 2025, fewest homicides in 60 years
Henrico County witnessed only three homicides in 2025, a drop of about 86% from the 22 it recorded the previous year, according to Henrico Police Chief Eric English. That figure is the lowest number of annual homicides Henrico has seen since 1965, a “truly amazing” feat for the county, said
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