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This VPM News supercast contains Central Virginia's news in just 5 to 10 minutes. Hosted by Kim Strother and VPM News editors, episodes are (usually) recorded the night before so you can wake up prepared.

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4/6/26 - Housing advocates push for duplex-friendly Code Refresh 06.04.2026

Read and watch more VPM News:  Richmond housing coalition calls for new duplex rules in Code Refresh  Hanover residents comment on FY27 budget proposal  On the agenda: This week in Central Virginia public meetings  🏛️ Virginia Gun Law Changes + Challenges 🔫 (YouTube)  Other links:  Mechanicsville man discovers dad's artwork from WWII buried for decades (WTVR)  Officials will restart vape shop enf...

BizSense Beat: Scottwood development, Cavallo returns to Martin, Varina restaurant-ranch 04.04.2026

VPM News Host Lyndon German and BizSense Reporter Jackie DiBartolomeo discuss the Richmond's region's top business stories starting with the purchase of a property on West Broad Street connected with the Scottwood housing development, MARTIN's new CEO and the owner of Chicken Fiesta's new ranch-style restaurant coming to the Varina District.

4/3/26 - Misleading ads muddy the waters of Virginia's redistricting campaign 03.04.2026

Read more from VPM News:  Confusing mail, dark money muddy the waters of Virginia’s redistricting campaign  Charlottesville school board affirms stance against ICE cooperation   Other links:  Spanberger signs bipartisan school-safety, student support bills into law (Virginia Mercury)  Class of 2026 announces Jim Ryan as keynote speaker for Valedictory Exercises (The Cavalier Daily)  Many Virginian...

4/2/26 - Central Virginians want stricter controls on ethylene oxide emissions 02.04.2026

Read (or watch) more from VPM News:  Henrico residents raise awareness of toxic chemical used in two local plants  Scenes from the Virginia State Capitol 2026: a dispatch  Tips For Staying Fire Safe, Virginia!  Other links:  Jefferson Lab lands 5-year contract with familiar operator (The Virginian-Pilot)*  Colonial Heights under boil water advisory after 50-year-old water main ruptures (WTVR)  Tol...

4/1/26 - Chesterfield resident protests Flock Safety use 01.04.2026

Read more from VPM News:  Chesterfield residents, civil liberties groups question Flock Safety contract    Other links:  'Rise of the Legion' documents Norfolk State band's history and sound (WHRO)  Traffic signals near VCU flipped in favor of students: 'It made me nervous' (WTVR)  Planned Parenthood presses Virginia to restore state funding for contraception program (Virginia Mercury)  Signs at t...

3/31/26 - Gun rights groups already poised to challenge pending bills 31.03.2026

Read more from VPM News: Spanberger considering assault weapons ban, other gun restrictions Charlottesville works to tackle both angles of local housing need Other links: USS George H. W. Bush will depart Tuesday, Navy officials confirm (Virginian-Pilot)* Deadline to submit comments on proposed Aqua rate increases coming up (CBS 19) Roanoke family files lawsuit against VHSL, school board over home...

3/30/26 - Short-term water infrastructure improvements coming to Hanover County 30.03.2026

Read more from VPM News:  Hanover utility director presents short-term water enhancements  On the agenda: This week in Central Virginia public meetings Cyclists say Chesterfield's growth needs matching infrastructure  Other links:  Republican state lawmakers propose three-month gas tax holiday in Virginia (Virginia Mercury)  Man accused of supplying gun in ODU shooting also provided gun that kille...

Policy Matters: March 26, 2026 29.03.2026

‘Policy Matters’ is your window into Virginia politics with VPAP. It's our monthly roundup of the top political headlines from across Virginia, powered by VPAP’s daily e-newsletter, VaNews. In this episode we chat with VPAP's Executive Director Cat Anthony about trends in this year's General Assembly, how each side voted and which legislation got passed, and early voting data from April's special...

BizSense Beat: Best Products site, The Lake, Richard's Rendezvous lawsuit 28.03.2026

VPM News Host Lyndon German and BizSense Reporter Jack Jacobs discuss the Richmond region's top business stories. This week they talk about Henrico County's effort to gather public input on the Brook Road Corridor and Best Products, the legal outcome between connected with the Lake development in Chesterfield County and the legal battle between a Scott's Addition strip club and three former perfor...

3/27/26 - Central Virginians oppose 115-mile Valley Link line 27.03.2026

Read more from VPM News:  Early Valley Link outreach finds growing opposition in Central Virginia  A Chinese American's take on liberty, 251 years after Patrick Henry's speech   Other links:  Pushback on proposal to build Buc-ee’s in Stafford County (WTOP) Maryland planning to crack down on drivers improperly registering vehicles in Virginia (CBS) UMW men's basketball heads to NCAA DIII National C...

3/26/26 - Richmond’s mayor emcees first State of the City 26.03.2026

Read more from VPM News:  Richmond Mayor Avula hosts format-breaking State of the City Spanberger orders Virginia’s return to ERIC voter data partnership  Other links: Virginia Beach offshore wind farm has started producing electricity (WHRO News) Goochland residents press officials on proposed transmission project (12 On Your Side) VCU proposes raising tuition by up to 5% next year (Richmond Time...

3/25/26 - Gov. Spanberger to consider legislation on AI guidance in schools 25.03.2026

Read more from VPM News:  Spanberger to consider legislation requiring state guidance on AI in schools  Henrico gathers public input for Best Products site, Brook Road corridor  Two new hospitals set to open in Chesterfield County    Other links:  Budget proposal would allow larger severance payouts for top City Hall officials (The Richmonder)  What would a gun violence ambassadors program look li...

3/24/26 - Governor Spanberger makes a push for redistricting amendment 24.03.2026

Read more from VPM News:  Jefferson School announces Swords into Plowshares finalists  ICYMI: Gov. Abigail Spanberger votes yes on redistricting (VPM News Shorts)    Other links:  ROTC instructor killed in ODU shooting 'was protecting his kids' (WHRO)  Spanberger replaces entire Richard Bland College Board of Visitors (Progress-Index)  A hidden threat to maple syrup — and the people who make it (W...

3/23/26 - Who were the "Donut Dollies"? 23.03.2026

Read more from VPM News:  New VPM PBS documentary explores the 'Donut Dollies' history  Spanberger calls April 23 special session to finalize state budget  General Assembly sends slate of immigration bills to Spanberger's desk  Chesterfield emergency services department faces looming budget shortfall On the agenda: budgets, cybersecurity and real estate taxes  Other links: FCC approves Nexstar–Teg...

BizSense Beat: Virginia's retail marijuana market, Richmond boutique hotels 21.03.2026

VPM News Host Lyndon German and BizSense Reporter Mike Platania discuss the Richmond region's top business stories. This week they tackle state lawmakers plan to jump start Virginia's recreational marijuana market and two boutique hotels opening in Richmond.

3/20/26 - Medical malpractice in Virginia was nearly overhauled 20.03.2026

Read more from VPM News:  Medical malpractice in Virginia was nearly overhauled. What happened?  Spanberger to decide on solar siting reforms passed by General Assembly    Other links:  Sister Rosetta Tharpe, godmother of rock 'n' roll, once called Richmond home (WTVR)  New study explores blue crab cannibalism in the Chesapeake Bay (WHRO)  New roundabout aims to ease Crozet’s traffic woes, the lat...

3/19/26 - Collective bargaining rights may be extended for some public sector employees 19.03.2026

Read more from VPM News:  Public college faculty left out of Virginia’s collective bargaining expansion  Richmond housing authority's 'ComeHome' produces first tenant-to-homeowner    Other links:  How does snow accumulate after it’s been so warm? (Cardinal News)  Virginia joins national push for refunds after US Supreme Court voids Trump tariffs (Virginia Mercury)  Memo: Avula says he’s ‘assessing...

3/18/26 - Virginia’s own Pasquantino reps Italy in the World Baseball Classic 18.03.2026

Read and watch more from VPM News:  James River alum becomes 'Captain Espresso' for Italian baseball team  Hanover Sheriff David Hines set to retire after 41 years  Short: Virginia's Legal Weed Market    Other links:  Buckingham County residents oppose Valley Link project (The Farmville Herald)*  Crews were repairing natural gas leak when Centreville home exploded, report confirms (FFX Now)  Rober...

3/17/26 - Henrico County proposes ~$1.4B FY27 budget 17.03.2026

Read more: Henrico County continues its ‘course of progress’ in FY27 budget Bucking stigma, more places turn to factory-built for affordable housing (NPR News) Other links: Tim Kaine Is Forcing the Iran War Debate From the Minority (The New York Times)* Richmond EDA approves deal allowing VCU to play at CarMax Park, but agreement with Squirrels is still required (The Richmonder) Is it time for Vir...

3/16/26 - General Assembly ends regular session sans budget 16.03.2026

Read more from VPM News: General Assembly gavels out 2026 session without budget agreement Retail market for recreational weed passes Virginia General Assembly A conversation with UVA’s A.D. Carson about ‘Being Dope’ On the agenda: Budget work sessions, Chesterfield administrator candidates Central Virginia school closures, online learning for Monday, March 16    Other links: Richmond installs aud...

BizSense Beat: Model Tobacco auction, Richmond budget, HCPS competition 14.03.2026

VPM News Host Lyndon German and BizSense Reporter Jonathan Spiers discuss the Richmond's region's top business stories starting with the forced auction of the old Model Tobacco building, Richmond's proposed spending plan and a students from Henrico County sharpening their entrepreneurial skills in Shark-tank-style competition.

3/13/26 - Virginia lawmakers have not reached a state budget consensus 13.03.2026

Read more VPM News: $2B data center tax break fight pushes Virginia budget negotiations Lawmakers weigh adding college employees to collective bargaining expansion General Assembly orders plan to phase out airport PFAS   Other links:  FBI will investigate fatal ODU campus shooting as a terrorist attack (WHRO News) Audit reveals overspending by Roanoke Police Department (WDBJ) Massive power transmi...

3/12/26 - UVA Law students push back on Harmeet Dhillon visit 12.03.2026

Read more from VPM News:  Mayor Danny Avula proposes Richmond’s $3.4B spending plan  Chesterfield proposes $1.1B school system budget  DOJ civil rights chief Harmeet Dhillon speaks at UVA Federalist Society event    Other links:  City backs off ‘Operation Vaporize’ as blowback from vape shop owners intensifies (The Richmonder)  Federal judge upholds ruling that certain ex-felons should not automat...

3/11/26 - Virginia voters start weighing in on redistricting amendment 11.03.2026

Curious Commonwealth asks: What's the deal with the House of Delegates' ceremonial mace?  Virginia voters begin to weigh in on redistricting amendment  ICYMI: Chief Justice Cleo Powell formally sworn into Supreme Court of Virginia    Other links:  Richmond Black Restaurant Experience  'Justice is delayed and denied': How Richmond's late jury lists are derailing criminal trials (WTVR)  ‘Grow up’: F...

3/10/26 - Senate panel kicks independent gaming commission bill to 2027 10.03.2026

Read more from VPM News:  Virginia Senate panel spikes gambling centralization bill  Charlottesville school board greenlights union contract for support staff  ICYMI: This week in Central Virginia public meetings    Other links:  Richmond’s new transportation director wants a city ‘built for people.’ His work is increasingly urgent. (The Richmonder)  Who’s behind an anti-redistricting flyer invoki...

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