Henrico News Minute

Recapping the General Assembly session; a Northern Henrico Montessori School will be on the move this fall; the Pet Expo raises $70,000; a woman is shot in Northern Henrico. Support the show

An update on the gaming facility planned in Henrico and language that could stop it; an inside look at what Henrico Schools spends its budget on each year; a look at Henrico's new proposed budget comes tomorrow; shots are fired in Northern Henrico in broad daylight, damaging buildings and vehicles. Support the show

A former Henrico Doctors' Hospital NICU nurse is granted bond; why some students at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic School shook a lot of hands recently; Henrico Education Foundation to host annual event; General Assembly passes breast exam bill; our weekly Henrico Fur Finder, Restaurant Watch and Weekend Top 5. Support the show

Two reports examine what happened during Henrico's water crisis and what options the county has moving forward, as officials weight regional water authority and other possibilities; Henrico School Board to host work session, public hearing on proposed budget tomorrow; VHSL to comply with Trump administration order about transgender student-athletes. Support the show

A report due this morning will detail Henrico's water crisis and possible next steps; Henrico supervisors expand eligibility for the county's Employee Home Purchase Assistance Program; the 20th Cap2Cap bike ride is planned in May; a look at where some Henrico County high school student-athletes are headed to play sports in college; how to sign up for Henrico's emergency alert system...

A Super Bowl championship for a Henrico native; Henrico Schools officials plan their 16th high school specialty center; new townhome development approved on Church Road; how did bills from Henrico's General Assembly delegation fare before crossover?  Support the show

How language in the Virginia Senate's proposed budget amendments could prevent a planned gaming facility from operating in Henrico; new international service to begin in June from Richmond International Airport; Henrico Police seek clues in the county's first homicide of 2025; police make two more arrests in a series of vandalism incidents that occurred last fall; our Weekend Top 5 and R...

Henrico Schools officials weigh a proposed $914-million budget for the coming fiscal year; Henrico Doctors' Hospital reopens its NICU unit for new admissions; legislation addresses automatic license plate readers; Virginia among seven states selected for grant to improve access to dual enrollment programs for high school students. Support the show

Henrico Restaurant Week is coming back; audit reveals leadership issues, questionable spending at USPS facility in Sandston; General Assembly reaches crossover; Special Olympics athletes reflect on Fall State Championship success; United Way launches Free Tax Assistance program. Support the show

Henrico Schools officials want your input; bill passed by Virginia Senate would increase transparency in local land use decisions involving data centers; national speaker to visit University of Richmond; 'You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown' begins Thursday. Support the show

Recapping the Henrico Schools' Career Rodeo; Virginia Democrats work to protect expanded Medicaid coverage; two mothers work for safer driver and passenger laws in Virginia; our Henrico Small Business Spotlight focuses on a card and collectible show company; the Citizen debuts language-translation option. Support the show

New security coming to GRTC buses; anti-abortion advocates lobby at state Capitol; bill would ban certain color additives from school meals; prostate cancer screening bill advances; our Weekend Top 5 and Restaurant Watch. Support the show

Henrico Schools officials release a message about immigrant students in light of new policies from the federal government; the school system plans a 'Career Mega Sale;' applications are being accepted for HCPS preschool; our monthly dining round-up in 'Plate and Goblet.' Support the show

A proposal from state Senator Lashrecse Aird would provide $1 million to Henrico Schools; bills would improve access to critical healthcare services for people with disabilities; bill would make changes to state DUI laws in incidents occurring on private property; cannabis proponents visit the General Assembly; Henrico Police plan a rabies vaccination clinic next month. Support the show

A bill that would impact the planned Roseshire gaming facility in Henrico advances in the General Assembly; a crash kills a 21-year-old man; our Henrico Small Business Spotlight profiles a local framing gallery; two children die from the flu. Support the show

A Henrico Schools program that's making a difference for teen boys; an update from the General Assembly; how Henrico officials are making Valentine's Day special for senior citizens – and how you can help.  Support the show

Annual 'state of housing' event urges businesses to get involved with affordable housing efforts; a look at the two agreements Henrico County signed with outside firms to analyze the county's water crisis; a proposed pilot program that would replace punishment-first practices in schools with restorative practices; our Weekend Top 5 and Restaurant Watch. Support the show

A former Henrico Doctors' Hospital NICU nurse accused of assault appears in court; an 18-home subdivision proposed in Lakeside; details about a police chase that ended in Varina; our weekly Henrico Fur Finder. Support the show

A bill that would force a planned Henrico gambling facility to pass a public referendum or cede significant revenue passes a Virginia Senate subcommittee unanimously; the Henrico School Board will vote on a new specialty center for Henrico High School today; a Henrico Police officer dies. Support the show

How soon could every Henrico water customer be served by county water – and why do some county residents still receive their water from Richmond anyway?; a repeat champion in the Henrico Divisionwide Spelling Bee; Henrico students reflect on the school system's cell phone policy. Support the show

Richmond Montessori School receives a six-month warning from the VDOE; Henrico plans a winter weather preparedness event next week; a new look for Virginia’s vehicle inspection stickers; applications open for My Henrico Academy; our Weekend Top 5 and Restaurant Watch. Support the show

Deep Run HS students win Congressional App Challenge for Virginia's First District; Henrico officials take action following last week's water crisis; a state agency cites a Henrico private school with four violations after a child runs into traffic; Henrico HS graduate resigns as MSNBC president. Support the show

Two earthquakes rattle Henrico County; the board of supervisors selects a new chair and vice chair; Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin promises investigation into Richmond water crisis; the former nurse accused of assaulting an infant is denied bond. Support the show

Recognition for American's first great racehorse, who was raised in Henrico; county officials are planning to replace a section of water main that has experienced several breaks; the county's board of supervisors will meet twice today; nominations are being accepted for the REB Awards for Teaching Excellence. Support the show

Life gets back to normal in Henrico, following a water crisis and a week without school; a crash injures three and knocks down power lines in Eastern Henrico.  Support the show