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• “As Virginia Supreme Court weighs redistricting ruling, another appeal appears.” — The Virginian-Pilot

Animal control officials in Richmond are trying to catch a bear seen in in Oregon Hill early Thursday.

Buses in the Richmond region will remain fare-free for another year.

NextEra doesn't allow most employees to work remotely, which could drive additional demand for office space in Richmond.

• “Opioid overdoses have fallen dramatically in Virginia. Medicaid cuts could threaten treatment access.” — WAMU

The Northern Indiana Public Service Company, better known as NIPSCO, is one of the state's five investor-owned electric utilities.

• “Bus driver in deadly Virginia crash charged with involuntary manslaughter.” — BBC

The results of an official, city-sponsored survey of Richmond residents depict a loyal but frustrated citizenry.

Granny flats. In-law suites. Backyard cottages. We’re still not quite sure what to call them, but they’re starting to pop up all over Richmond.

The Martin Agency and its former chief creative officer settled a long-running lawsuit stemming from his ouster in 2017 amid allegations of sexual harassment.