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Henrico officials lift boil water advisory
Henrico County officials have lifted the county’s boil water advisory after nearly three days. The end of the advisory came Saturday just after 11:30 a.m., after the second of two bacteriological tests conducted at seven different locations within the county’s water system – six in Eastern Henrico
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Cashwell: This week’s school closures won't extend Henrico school year
Henrico Schools has enough built-in instructional time to offset this week’s missed school days, HCPS Superintendent Amy Cashwell wrote in a Jan. 10 district-wide message. Schools will remain closed today and all afterschool and weekend activities will be cancelled due to potential snow. HCPS schools were initially scheduled to
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Henrico Schools hands out more than 1,000 meals, plans to distribute more to families Jan. 10
Henrico Schools is partnering with Feed More to give out meals today from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. (or until supplies run out) at three schools: Brookland Middle, Douglas L. Wilder Middle, and J.R. Tucker High. HCPS volunteers, including staff members and students, handed out more than
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Henrico officials planning upgrades to Staples Mill water main
Henrico Public Utilities officials have completed emergency repairs to a water main that broke at Staples Mill Road and Thalbro Drive Thursday night – the latest in a series of breaks that have occurred during the past year and a half or so at or near that location. The latest incident
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VDH: Henrico Doctors’ Hospital failed to report suspected infant abuse in a timely manner in 2023
The Henrico County hospital at the center of a scandal involving the alleged abuse of vulnerable babies failed to report suspicion of the abuse within a timely manner, according to state and federal health officials. Via a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request, CBS 6 obtained a report detailing the
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