RVA News
Virginia’s culture, creativity, and small-business community will take center stage during Governor-elect Abigail Spanberger’s inaugural weekend with the Made in Virginia Market, a free, public celebration happening Friday, January 16, 2026, from 3:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. ET at 17th Street Market in downtown Richmond. The evening will be headlined by Pusha T, giving the […]
Hundreds of demonstrators gathered in Richmond on Saturday to protest the fatal shooting of Renee Good, a U.S. citizen who was killed during an encounter with a federal ICE agent in Minneapolis earlier in the week. The Richmond demonstration was part of a wave of protests held nationwide as communities demanded accountability and justice in […]
As many Central Virginia residents welcomed the start of 2026, police say celebratory gunfire echoed across Richmond, prompting dozens of emergency calls and at least one arrest tied directly to social media. The Richmond Police Department said officers received 72 calls reporting random gunfire on New Year’s Eve, including multiple reports tied to the same […]
A single vehicle crash late Sunday night (Jan 4) in Chesterfield left one man dead and another person hospitalized, according to authorities. The Chesterfield County Police Department said officers were called to the 11600 block of Old Stage Road at approximately 8:51 p.m. on January 4 after reports of a crash. When police arrived, they […]
Nearly 60 parked vehicles were damaged and burglarized across Richmond over a two day span, according to the Richmond Police Department. The incidents were reported in two separate areas of the city, prompting an ongoing investigation into the break ins. Police say the first report came in around 5:20 a.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 11, in […]
A 10 year old boy and a 70 year old woman were found dead following a house fire in Richmond’s Church Hill neighborhood on Saturday morning. The Richmond Fire Department confirmed the deaths after crews responded to a residential blaze on North 22nd Street. Firefighters were dispatched just before 9 a.m. on Dec. 13 after […]
Virginia has received federal approval to exclude sweetened beverages from purchases made through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program. The U.S. Department of Agriculture confirmed it has granted the state a waiver allowing the change, which is aimed at encouraging healthier food choices among SNAP recipients. According to state information, the restriction applies to beverages commonly […]
Residents in parts of Charles City County were placed under a boil water advisory Sunday after E. coli was detected in the local water distribution system. The Charles City County Sheriff’s Office warned that those living along Wayside Road and Kimages Road should not use tap water without boiling it first. Officials have not released […]
Two people were rushed to the hospital with life-threatening injuries after a shooting erupted near Lucks Field in Richmond’s East End on Saturday night, according to Crime Insider sources. Police were first called to the 1400 block of Rogers Street around 8:50 p.m. for reports of random gunfire. Minutes later, the call escalated into an […]
LEGO is making a massive push into Central Virginia, committing nearly $2 billion to new facilities that will reshape the region’s manufacturing and logistics landscape. The company has begun construction on a sprawling $360 million, two-million-square-foot distribution center in Prince George County, located about 20 miles from its upcoming $1.5 billion factory in Chesterfield County. […]
Legendary hip-hop duo Clipse is back with the official music video for their hit single “FICO”, giving fans a visual treat that matches the song’s sharp lyrics and signature production. Known for their storytelling and commanding presence in the rap game, Clipse continues to deliver their signature blend of clever wordplay and gritty realism, proving […]
The longest government shutdown in U.S. history came to an end Wednesday night when President Donald Trump signed a narrowly approved spending bill into law. The measure, which passed the House by a 222 to 209 vote, allows federal agencies to resume operations after more than six weeks of halted services, unpaid workers, and mounting […]
