VSU receives $1 million for new AI and cybersecurity center
The $1.03 million check presented by Rep. Jennifer McClellan, D-Virginia, will support the creation of the VSU Center for Generative AI & Industrial Cybersecurity.
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Lyme disease cases are rising in Virginia
It's Lyme Disease Awareness Month, and Virginia health officials are reminding residents of the dangers of ticks and the diseases they can carry.
Dominion plans giant power plant in Cumberland
Aiming to cut its reliance on costly imports of electricity, Dominion Energy plans a multi-billion-dollar power plant in Cumberland County, capable of powering 750,000 homes.
Final weekend for Redemption pizzas at Henrico spot
Redemption Barbecue is leaving its restaurant space this month, and its final day of sales will be Saturday.
Fire creates huge plume of smoke near I-95
The Richmond Fire Department says a pile of scrap metal caught fire just off Interstate 95 on Deep Water Terminal.
Joachim: Iron Blossom 2026 lineup signals a bold identity shift
Iron Blossom’s 2026 lineup is here — and it’s a major departure. With LCD Soundsystem, Jack White and a grungier, more eclectic Richmond vibe.
Man dead after fire tears through Queens house
The blaze broke out inside the Lefferts Blvd. home near 95th Ave. in Richmond Hill about 6:45 a.m. Thursday.
New Kent's Ryan Griffith headlines the 2026 All-Metro gymnastics team
Gymnastics is a solo sport, but Ryan Griffith is learning to lead.
Steward girls basketball standout, ALL Star Thoman's heart always led her to basketball
Lilly Thoman talks about Sports Backers All-Stars and her high school career | All-Stars
Rain lingers with cooler temperatures in Virginia
Rain chances will continue Thursday behind a cold front that will move through the area before sunrise. Temperatures will likely remain in the low 60s throughout the day Thursday.
Richmond roots, family support propelled UVa soccer star Nicholas Simmonds to FC Dallas
The local kid who grew up attending Richmond Kickers matches at City Stadium had to lean on "grit, persistence" and a no-quit attitude to reach the pinnacle of American soccer.
Why Gen Z is keeping Richmond’s dive bar culture alive
In an attempt to find an article I saw once that said that dive bars were over, I discovered that they are, in fact, very much not over.
Richmond students with disabilities deliver Meals on Wheels: 'We need to support each other'
Richmond high school seniors with disabilities are delivering Meals on Wheels through a DARS work-based learning program to build real-world life skills.
Photos: Meet All-Metro gymnast of the year Ryan Griffith
Griffith, a junior, won the honor for the second consecutive year
Williams: In gutting the Voting Rights Act, America courts white supremacy
America’s refusal to confront its allegiance to white supremacy has allowed a reactionary movement to march the Confederacy’s old ideology straight into the halls of federal power, where a MAGA‑aligned
Richmond high school baseball rankings: Atlee, James River on top. Manchester, Cosby rise.
T-D Top 10 for high school baseball: Atlee, James River maintain top spots. Manchester, Cosby rise. Rich lineage of Hanover County baseball evident in coaching ranks, program connections.
First Alert Forecast: Thursday morning showers
RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - Rain is likely this morning but only 1/4 to 1/2″ in RVA.
Data centers, GRTC fares dominate forum with Richmond lawmakers and more headlines
Data centers, GRTC fares dominate forum with Richmond lawmakers and more headlines
$900K from Henrico narrows funding gap for Richmond shelter
A major boost for The Salvation Army’s planned Center of Hope expansion: Henrico County is contributing $900,000, cutting the fundraising gap to under $1.9 million.
Virginia hospitals stand strong amid new challenges | Guest column
Virginia’s hospitals and caregivers remain a steadfast lifeline for communities, weathering policy upheaval, workforce shortages and financial strain with an unwavering commitment to compassionate, high‑...
From the archives: Remembering Ukrop's through the years
On Dec. 17, 2009, the Ukrop's grocery chain was sold to a Dutch conglomerate. In May of 2010, the last four stores closed. Below is a collection of Ukrop's photos from the Times-Dispatch archive.
EKU student student to graduate at age 18
RICHMOND, Ky. (WKYT) - An EKU student is graduating ahead of schedule later this week.
PLAYOFF PREVIEW: No. 6 Raiders take on 'survive and advance' mantra in 7A West playoffs
ROCKINGHAM — Postseason baseball will be played under the lights this week and is returning to Raider Field for the first time in four years. The Richmond Senior High School baseball team …
Richmond Police offering security camera incentives to businesses
Businesses could receive up to $7,500 for a new security system through Richmond Police and the city’s Department of Economic Development