Family of boy that drowned calls on state to reject SwimRVA's attempt to remain unlicensed
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Milestones: Sept. 15, 2026
The Henrico County Police Division and several of its officers recently earned statewide recognition from the Virginia State Police Help Eliminate Auto Theft Program. The division won the HEAT Award in the police-agency category for departments serving populations of more than 100,000. Henrico Police Chief Eric English accepted
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Henrico Schools to host Life-Ready Expo Sept. 16
Local middle school and high school students and their families are invited to the Henrico County Public Schools' 2026 Life-Ready Expo on Wednesday, Sept. 16, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Hermitage High School, 8301 Hungary Spring Road. The Life-Ready Expo offers a fast-
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Attorneys: King Overton may have been underwater 10 minutes
Attorneys representing the family of nine-year-old King Overton said Monday that evidence gathered in their investigation indicates the child “may have been underwater for 10 minutes or longer” before another child noticed him at a SwimRVA camp this summer. The statement from Ben Crump Law and The Krudys
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Bat becomes Henrico's 10th confirmed rabies case of 2026
A bat found in Henrico County has tested positive for rabies, marking the county’s 10th confirmed rabies case of 2026, according to Henrico Police. Police responded Sept. 10 to the 5300 block of Gillespie Avenue in Lakeside following a report of a possible rabies exposure involving a cat and
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