- The Latest: Richmond City’s May 2025 water outage
- Richmond issues partial boil water advisory after issue at treatment plant
- Records from Red Onion say investigation found ‘no staff misconduct’
- Interview: Rep. Rob Wittman votes to tighten Medicaid eligibility
- Richmond Public Schools to hire 55 additional multilingual teachers
VPM News wants to know: What's bringing you joy?
Do you, your family or your community engage in a unique activity in Central Virginia that enriches your life and brings a smile to your face? Do you have a hidden source of joy that you’d like more people to know about? Or do you want to tell us why you’re having a hard time grabbing onto moments of joy in 2025?
We’d love to learn more about it and share it with our audience over the summer. Help us spread the joy by emailing us at [email protected] to share the joy!
BizSense Beat: GreenCity, Richmond real estate, Alchemco expansion
BizSense Beat is a weekly collaboration between VPM News and Richmond BizSense that recaps the region’s top business stories.
This week, host Lyndon German and BizSense reporter Jonathan Spiers discuss the ongoing legal battles surrounding Henrico County’s GreenCity development, an international real estate firm returning to the Richmond area after a seven-year absence and a local waterproofing company expanding to Southeast Asia.
This week in VPM News Shorts: Richmond water and requests for joy
What happened this week in VPM News Shorts?
Keyris Manzanares provided updates on Richmond’s boil water advisory, and Whittney Evans put out a call for you to let us know what’s bringing you joy. (More on that above!)
Don’t forget, you can watch all our Shorts on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube.