Va. lawmakers consider digital protections for children as app store accountability debate continues
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Two cases involving the proposed redevelopment of the former Hadad’s Lake property now are expected to be deferred when the Henrico Planning Commission meets Sept. 10, while a newly added agenda item will begin laying the groundwork for how Henrico regulates future marijuana businesses. An updated agenda for the
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Virginia SCC adds in-person hearings for Dominion-NextEra merger
The Virginia State Corporation Commission has added in-person public hearings to its schedule for the Dominion-NextEra merger case, responding to calls from legislators across the state. A Richmond in-person hearing is scheduled for Nov. 5 from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. at 1300 East Main
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Visitor spending in Henrico surpasses $2 billion
Visitors collectively spent more than $2 billion in Henrico County in 2025, and county officials expect that total to continue growing thanks to a packed slate of sports tournaments and events at the Henrico Sports and Events Center, a college-level baseball complex under construction at Glover Park, and other
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Henrico supervisors approve speed cameras for all high schools, 2 middle schools
Henrico’s Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a proposal Sept. 8 to place speed cameras at 11 county schools by the end of the year. The LIDAR (light detection and ranging) cameras will be placed within the school zones of all nine high schools and at Tuckahoe and Fairfield middle
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