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Richmond Police Chief Durham assures crime “is not out of control”
Richmond Police officers lined the entrance to St. John’s Church Thursday evening for the fourth and final town hall on increased crime rates and public safety. Officers quickly unfolded extras chairs as more than 100 Read More
“Your Name” is a love story only anime could tell
Makoto Shinkai’s “Your Name” released in Japan in Fall 2016 and became the fourth highest grossing film in the country. American anime distributor,Funimation, decided to bring the film sensation stateside. After seeing the film, it’s Read More
Washing away | Climate change threatens Virginia town, history
Fourteen miles off the coast of Virginia in the Chesapeake Bay lies Tangier Island, a quiet island that’s home to roughly 450 residents. But with rising sea levels and land erosion, the island is set Read More
State budget targets localities in fiscal distress
Motivated by the city of Petersburg’s financial crisis, Sen. Emmett Hanger (R-Augusta County) filed a bill, SJ 278, to study the fiscal stress of local governments during the 2017 session. The bill proposed the creation Read More
VCU partners with Richmond Police to combat youth violence and injury
VCU Health is partnering with the Richmond Police Department and other community members to introduce RVA Alternative Pathways, an intervention program to reduce youth violence in the city. The program was launched with a Robins Read More
Mumps University: VCU cases follow national trend
VCU students received emails from VCU Health last week reporting two confirmed cases and one suspected case of mumps on campus. Other cases have been reported in the Richmond metro area, and health officials are Read More
VCU gathers to remember slain student Samuel Kwarteng
The VCU community gathered on the campus Commons last Friday to commemorate the life of a peer, 20-year-old senior Samuel Kwarteng, who was shot and killed on the 1200 block of W. Moore Street at Read More