Virginia lawmakers weigh risks and rewards of AI chatbots
As chatbots become study aids, companions, and even mental health supports, legislators grapple with how to regulate a fast-moving technology
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Virginia officials assessing how federal shutdown will impact some state employees
Governor’s office predicts no impact on most state employees, no immediate interruption to services such as SNAP, WIC, or Medicaid
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BikeWalkRVA honors bike advocates
BikeWalkRVA held its 2025 Bike Awards Sept. 25, recognizing and honoring leaders and supporters of Metro Richmond's bike scene. The event, held at Basic City Beer in Richmond, honored recipients for their efforts to advocate for cyclists, support bike infrastructure, lead rides, and host educational, family-oriented, and accessible
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Henrico to build $303M water pipeline to fulfill ‘all current water needs’ for county
By 2031, Henrico will be able to pump enough water to supply the entire county through a new $303-million water transmission main. The pipeline, which Henrico’s Board of Supervisors approved on Sept. 23, will connect the county’s water treatment plant in the West End to residences and businesses
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Henrico Police to host rabies vaccination clinic Oct. 18
The Henrico County Police Division will hold its final rabies vaccination clinic of 2025 for dogs and cats from 9 a.m. to noon on Saturday, Oct. 18 at the Henrico County Western Government Complex, 4301 East Parham Road. Pet owners must register and pay at the cashier’s office
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