Chesterfield Faces Leadership Vacuum as Three Top Development Posts Come Open Simultaneously
The retirements of the planning director and EDA head signal a pivotal moment for a county at a crossroads between suburban sprawl and strategic growth
Virginia’s ‘Yes In God’s Backyard’ Laws Could Reshape Richmond’s Housing Landscape
New legislation allows religious organizations to build affordable housing without local rezoning battles
Chesterfield House Fire Injures Two Police Officers, One Civilian in Sunday Morning Blaze
Incident raises questions about first responder safety protocols as officers rushed into burning structure
Henrico Police Launch Public Crime Data Portal
New online system allows residents to search arrest records, incident reports, and calls for service across the county
Henrico Hands Over Shuttered Golf Club for $1, Betting a Carolina Firm Can Revive It
McConnell Golf promises $6 million renovation of The Crossings, pledging public access and high school tournaments in exchange for county-owned land
Hanover Bets Big on Data Centers: 430-Acre Project Promises Tax Windfall, But at What Cost?
Planning commissioners approve massive facility near Ashland, prioritizing revenue over alternative development
Virginia Finally Kills the 45% Rule, Freeing Restaurants from Decades-Old Liquor Math
Governor Spanberger signs sweeping reforms that let bars and restaurants sell drinks without proving they're really in the food business
At Willow Oaks, Richmond’s Business Elite Compete for Bragging Rights and Tax Deductions
The 6th annual BizSense Golf Tournament brings together dealmakers, developers, and networkers on one of the region's most exclusive fairways
Richmond Rezoning Applications Now Require Direct Property Owner Authorization
Updated April 2025 procedures add new accountability layer for land use changes across the city
Richmond’s Homebuilding Numbers Look Healthy. The Pipeline Tells a Different Story.
Rezoning approvals for new residential lots have dropped sharply even as builders maintain steady output — a warning sign the trade group says local officials are ignoring.