If you build it, they will come — and it will be good for the environment.

As Khalil Watson walked across the stage to receive his diploma from Reynolds Community College Monday night at the Siegel Center, he completed another step in a long line of

The Richmond Times-Dispatch is welcoming its 2023 summer interns in the news, sports, photography and advertising departments.

The Richmond-based, family-owned baking company Joyebells has now added Kroger to the list of retailers carrying its signature pies, a list that includes Food Lion, Sam's Club and QVC.

Imagine an area just shy of 75 football fields filled with such amenities as trails, splash and skate parks, a pump track and even a memorial garden. Know what you

Lego Group is investing more than $700,000 into a parkland reforestation project that will add trees to 11 locations across eight park sites in Chesterfield.

Coca-Cola 600 winner Ryan Blaney passed out school supplies at the Chickahominy Family YMCA Friday before Sunday's contest at Richmond Raceway.

Students at Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School in Richmond spoke about the man whose name graces their school leading up to the celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

The increase is attributed to factors such as people leaving their cars running to warm them up and quick stops at convenience stores.

A decade and a half after conquering Mount Rainier, Richmond’s Kevin McQueen is taking on the oldest, largest and longest bicycle touring event in the world.

The Virginia State University Trojan Explosion Marching Band will travel to Atlanta to compete in ESPN’s inaugural HBCU Band of The Year competition

James River visitors will have increased access to the riverfront following the city of Richmond’s purchase of more than four acres of land at Dock Street.

Hundreds of people gathered for the 67th Annual Commonwealth’s Memorial Day Ceremony at the Virginia War Memorial, honoring service members who gave their lives while serving the United States.

Irish food, music and festivities were enjoyed by many over the weekend at the 36th annual Church Hill Irish Festival.

Our Mobile Newsroom is on the road starting Monday — this time in Chesterfield County.

The Dominion Energy Christmas Parade celebrated a major milestone with the 40th annual march down Broad Street Saturday.

Days after tragedy and chaos ensued just few feet away, solidarity and candlelight illuminated Monroe Park.

Attendees at the Virginia International Auto Show will have the opportunity to take electric vehicle test rides around the indoor track at the Greater Richmond Convention Center this weekend.

Richmond Police Officer Mervin Mayo serves as a music minister and school resource officer in addition to his police duties.

Here's a look at what improvements are planned.

Throughout Virginia, health clinic volunteers are in need as they serve as a critical resource to help those in underserved communities receive quality health care.

The Henrico Sports & Events Center and River City Sportsplex in Chesterfield are spurring the growth of the high school sports scene.

Mary Glen Boyd Taylor, a horticulture specialist and longtime advocate of nature preservation in the Richmond area, died June 16 following a brief illness. She was 88.

Richmond officials and project partners unveiled the Riverfront Amphitheater at a groundbreaking ceremony Wednesday.

On Thursday, customers in the 804 area code overlay region can be assigned a 686 area code when requesting a new service or an additional phone line.

The circle on Allen and Monument where Robert E. Lee once stood is getting by YME Landscape, a Black-owned Richmond company.

An outpouring of grief, compassion and love spread throughout the funeral for Huguenot High School graduate Shawn Jackson and his stepfather, Renzo Smith.

At funeral services at a Chesterfield church to mourn Irvo Otieno, there was also a call to remember him as a symbol of how mentally ill people are treated by law enforcement and the need for change.

the City of Richmond declared May as Jewish American Heritage Month to recognize and celebrate the accomplishments Jewish Americans made in the U.S.

569 immigrants representing 85 countries became naturalized United States citizens Monday during a ceremony at VCU's Siegel Center.

Opponents of the Richmond Grand Casino & Resort met with the Times-Dispatch Editorial Board to discuss their case against the proposed project that is set to be voted on for a second time.

Unity was the message of the day as Virginia State University and Chesterfield County presented the 34th annual Black History Month Celebration kickoff on the VSU campus.

A timeline of events about the death of Irvo N. Otieno, 28, at Central State Hospital in Dinwiddie County

Weidmüller USA broke ground on its new facility in Chesterfield, another step toward bringing more than 100 new jobs to the region.

Many people in Richmond and beyond are going on vacation for the first time since the pandemic, leading to significant slowdowns in blood donations.

Other violent crimes saw negatives trends, however. Homicides increased 13% compared to last year, and the number of rapes went up by 17%. The number of juveniles wounded from shootings jumped from...

The Panthers lost in the first round of the Division II playoffs to Kutztown 38-14 Saturday, as the team was looking to score its first ever playoff victory.