Dina Weinstein is a writer at various esteemed publications including Cardinal News and Medical Xpress. She focuses on a diverse range of topics such as consumer and mental health, public transportation, and transportation policy, often weaving in themes of food and beverages alongside regional interest and world news, particularly in the LATAM region. Dina's work has been featured in notable outlets like ABC 8NEWS WRIC, KIAH-TV, and Richmond magazine.
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Dina's coverage primarily focuses on local news, with an emphasis on breaking stories and events in Virginia, Richmond. She frequently covers community-related topics such as education, health, crime, and events.
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By: Dina Weinstein
Richmond International Airport is feeling the economic ripples of the current geopolitical turmoil.At Tuesday’s Capital Region Airport Commission meeting at Richmond International Airport, the board voted to amend Spirit Airlines’ operating agreement, shrinking the budget airline’s footprint at a time when skyrocketing oil costs on the heels
By: Dina Weinstein
Before Henrico resident Beverly Humphries and her family moved into a Richmond Metropolitan Habitat for Humanity home, they were living in a rental house that was literally falling apart around them – then the house was condemned, forcing them to leave.They crowded in with family. When it got to be
By: Dina Weinstein
Fun, exercise and safety are the focus of Bike Month events in Henrico County this year.At the HenBIKEo event May 13 at the Libbie Mill Library, participants can learn about road use safety and Henrico County’s infrastructure improvements. Recreation and Parks staff will have some fun giveaways and
By: Dina Weinstein
Coinciding with pioneering nurse Florence Nightingale’s birthday, National Nurses Week earlier this month put a spotlight on frontline health workers’ impact and, importantly, made sure nurses doing critical work feel valued.“We make sure we show our appreciation to our staff at all levels of nursing, whether it's a
By: Dina Weinstein
Agency also presents ideas for Pulse North-South expansion line; public feedback sought through May 31
By: Dina Weinstein
The Henrico Behavioral Health Docket graduation had all the markings of many formal ceremonies this time of year, with official speeches, certificates handed out, grateful families looking on and hopeful candidates waiting for their turn to shake officials’ hands.But the recent afternoon ceremony in the upstairs Henrico County Circuit
By: Dina Weinstein
Peyton Bruner’s Friday morning stop to fill his truck’s tank at the Exxon gas station at 7020 Staples Mill Road was strategically planned.Travel is essential to his work removing dents from cars. While thriving, the increasing costs of gas was taking a toll on his wallet and
By: Dina Weinstein
The Capital Regional Airport Commission approved its 2027 fiscal year budget last week, highlighted by the start of 34 new capital projects totaling $148.1 million.Factoring in ongoing capital projects that will continue in the coming fiscal year, the commission earmarked a total of about $166.5 million for
By: Dina Weinstein
Historical boats with tall masts and sails, like the ones that once traveled up the James River, are docked and opened for viewing at Rocketts Landing along the Henrico-Richmond border this weekend in celebration of the nation’s 250th birthday celebration.The Pride of Baltimore, the Virginia from Norfolk
By: Dina Weinstein
The Henrico County Department of Public Works and Department of Public Utilities have announced a comprehensive lineup of infrastructure improvements, utility expansions, and safety initiatives across the county's five magisterial districts for the summer 2026 construction season.Backed by millions of dollars in federal and local funding, the county
