Henrico News Minute

Henrico County celebrates plans for a new park in the West End; today is National Night Out; back-to-school vaccination clinics planned; our Henrico Small Business Spotlight focus shines on Bloomistry. Support the show

A shooting reported this morning in Innsbrook; VDOT wants your input about the potential removal of Exit 80 off I-95 in Lakeside; Amtrak ridership is up but customer complaints are, too; National Night Out is tomorrow. Support the show

A Henrico teacher and her fiance are found guilty of child abuse; the former administrator of a Henrico nursing home faces disciplinary action; a public meeting outlines plans for the New Market Heights Trail in Varina; our Restaurant Watch and Weekend Top 5 Support the show

An ammonia vapor discharge at the Henrico Water Treatment Facility sends three contractors to the hospital; the Capital Region Airport Commission approves funding for a new landscaping and art project, as well as for a new aircraft rescue and firefighting facility; US Rep. Jennifer McClellan expresses doubts that all 2,500 immigrants detained in Virginia recently were violent criminals; two live m...

Multiple bidders propose arena, mixed-use projects at the former GreenCity site; poor air quality expected again today; local and state lawmakers respond to U.S. Congressman Rob Wittman's claims that the "Big, Beautiful Bill" will not affect Medicaid or Medicare coverage for residents of his district; Henrico Schools to host its back-to-school celebration tomorrow. Support the show

Details about the potential for flights from RIC to Europe; GRTC offers two more chances for the public to weigh in about planned Pulse service expansion; a teen is shot in Eastern Henrico; Short Pump Ruritans honor 14 during annual dinner. Support the show

U.S. Congresswoman Jennifer McClellan leads calls for EPA maintain toxic emissions reductions rule; a new tenant for the former Sam Ash Music store on West Broad Street;' Christmas in July' this weekend at the Henrico Theatre;' a sports card and memorabilia collectibles show planned this weekend at Richmond Raceway Complex; our Weekend Top 5 and Restaurant Watch. Support the show

Direct flights to Europe from RIC are possible, one airport official believes; Frontier Airlines is bringing direct flights to Atlanta and Denver to the airport in October; Henrico supervisors approve a townhome proposal in Sandston. Support the show

Planned Eastern Henrico trail would follow historic Civil War path; Henrico supervisors authorize purchase of 6 acres for future park site; ordinance would expand 5 existing Henrico Investment Program areas and establish 4 new ones; a trio of musical performances planned tomorrow in Henrico. Support the show

Millions of dollars worth of enhancements are coming to Richmond International Airport; Henrico supervisors will meet twice Tuesday; volunteer boaters sought to assist with James River clean-up. Support the show

Road safety was the topic of discussion at a community meeting in Wyndham; Richmond officials establish two work groups (one involving Henrico officials) to address water sustainability, resiliency; Henrico Planning Commission endorses planned 49-unit subdivision in Highland Springs; Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen announces 2025-26 season. Support the show

Henrico officials begin work on another stream restoration project; Weinstein JCC hires new CEO; a Henrico college student wins an award in a national Microsoft Office competition; Atlantic Union Bank expanding in Henrico. Support the show

Henrico and Richmond officials hold a joint meeting to discuss the region's water situation; GRTC expands Sandston LINK microtransit zone; Richmond International Airport named No. 37 in the nation by a national newspaper; Henrico seeking transportation safety funding as part of 'Arrive Alive Henrico' plan. Support the show

Henrico, Sports Backers officials honor organization's longtime leader; tomorrow is Election Day in Virginia; hateful message spray-painted on fence in West End; Henrico's Juneteenth celebration to span two days this week. Support the show

Henrico and Hanover supervisors hold a historic joint meeting about regional water issues; the Henrico School Board will meet twice today; Henrico's second confirmed case of rabies involves a person being bitten; FeedMore offering free breakfast and lunch for anyone 18 and under. Support the show

Henrico supervisors tighten restrictions on proposed hyperscale data center projects; an Eastern Henrico community celebrates a historic Black schoolhouse; during ribbon-cutting at new Henrico facility, Gov. Glenn Youngkin touts state's behavioral health advancements; a Henrico woman is inducted into the Connecticut Women's Basketball Hall of Fame. Support the show

Henrico's board of supervisors will consider tightening restrictions on proposed data centers at its meeting tonight; international flights return to Richmond International Airport; Varina LandLab designated as a Chesapeake Gateway site; our Henrico Small Business Spotlight focuses on baking shop Two and a Half Irishmen. Support the show

An Eastern Henrico church has ambitious plans; police identify the woman struck and killed by two vehicles in Short Pump last week; how to check on James River conditions this summer; Henrico Concert Band plans patriotic concert tonight; Short Pump Town Center concert series to host Taylor Swift tribute band Thursday. Support the show

A woman is struck and killed in Short Pump; Henrico's newest park earns a national award; Henrico officials break ground on a new detox center; Staples Mill Plaza shopping center has a new owner; Henrico Schools officials plan summer tour of 12 communities; your chance to 'Drive the Bus;' two Vietnamese authors will visit Tuckahoe Library on Saturday; our Weekend Top 5 and Restauran...

Henrico reconnects to the city's water supply; new interpretation services coming to Richmond International Airport; the fifth in our ongoing series about refugees in Henrico; the Henrico Theatre's summer series returns; the Chamberlayne Actors Theatre announces its 61st season. Support the show

Live music returns to Innsbrook this week; your chance to comment on the county's comprehensive plan update; Gov. Youngkin urges preparation for Atlantic hurricane season; Western Henrico Rotary Club presents scholarships to Henrico students. Support the show

An update on the Henrico water situation; Varina teen shot and killed on I-64; county officials surprised by Henrico’s temporary inclusion on DHS ‘sanctuary city’ list; Lakeside woman struck and injured by vehicle; Virginia officials concerned by federal cuts to food oversight agencies. Support the show

A new water issue affecting some Henrico residents this morning; Henrico elementary school students meet their senior pen-pals; Henrico judge modified bond for former nurse accused of abusing multiple babies; this week's edition of 'In the Garden' addresses deadheading; our Weekend Top 5 and Restaurant Watch. Support the show

Henrico reconnects to the City of Richmond's water system; our annual "Henrico's Top Teachers" edition spotlights 20 outstanding Henrico teachers; 2025 Henrico Christmas Mother named; second person charged in connection with incident involving toddler who wandered away from Richmond Montessori School; our weekly Henrico Fur Finder. Support the show

No boil water advisory for Henrico residents, as county officials monitor city's water situation; Henrico seeks proposals for a 17,000-capacity arena at the former GreenCity site; Richmond will reimburse Henrico for borrowing deputy county manager; two men injured during a machete fight in Eastern Henrico. Support the show