Peyton Bruner filled his truck's tank at a gas station his insurance suggested for savings. His mobile business fixes dents in cars. Rising costs have caused him to raise prices and cut back on personal expenses and entertainment. (Dina Weinstein/Henrico Citizen)
When a double earthquake struck Venezuela late Wednesday, Isabel Carruyo and Carlos Machado, the Venezuela-born owners of Sicilian Bakery, located at 9052 West Broad Street, took in the shocking images of destruction from online news sources to learn what they could about the impact of the 7.2 and
At the Richmond Gun Show this past weekend at the Richmond Raceway, rifles flew off the tables in anticipation of new gun laws next month.
On Sunday afternoon, a wide variety of shoppers expressed concern and the need to acquire the kinds of weapons that are being banned in Virginia,
The Henrico County Department of Public Works and Department of Public Utilities have announced a comprehensive lineup of infrastructure improvements, utility expansions, and safety initiatives across the county's five magisterial districts for the summer 2026 construction season.
Backed by millions of dollars in federal and local funding, the
Some Greater Richmond Transit Company bus routes are increasing in frequency, but most that were cut back in the winter are remaining in a reduced state. Those changes were communicated at this month’s GRTC board meeting.
Routes 7A and 7B, which serve Henrico County riders via Nine Mile Road