The Henrico County Police Division is now accepting applications for its Spring 2026 Citizens Police Academy and Senior Citizens Police Academy, two community education programs designed to give residents an inside look at local law enforcement operations and decision-making. Both academies offer hands-on learning experiences led by Henrico Police personnel
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At a 4 p.m. meeting Dec. 18, Henrico School Board members are expected to vote on a proposal that would redistrict around 680 students next fall. The current redistricting plan, which has been changed several times since it was first drafted in early September, would impact the following school
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On Tuesday night, the Henrico Board of Supervisors is expected to vote on an ordinance that would apply vape shop regulations to other stores selling similar substance-related products. Businesses looking to establish stores that sell substances such as vapes, tobacco, cannabis, edibles, kratom, or nicotine products would need to get
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Winter can take a special toll on our health. On Wednesday, Henrico County and state experts, utilities and agencies offered information and resources to help people stay safe during the coldest, snowiest and darkest season of the year. The Winter Emergency Preparedness event at the Eastern Henrico Recreation Center focused
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Eaton, an intelligent power management company, will invest more than $50 million to expand its existing manufacturing footprint in Henrico County, company and government officials announced Dec. 10. Upon completion, the project is expected to create 200 new jobs. The company selected Henrico after assessing multiple locations nationwide, according to
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