RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Richmond’s mayor said Tuesday that he has asked for and accepted the resignation of the city’s police chief, saying Virginia’s capital needs “a new approach” to public safety after repeated violent clashes between police and protesters.
Latest News
- Bidding farewell to some, welcoming others
- Distancing at Dream Fields for Boys & Girls Club kids
- COVID-19 relief program
- St. John’s collapse
- Lancaster County to ‘go big’ in pursuit for broadband funding
- Colonial Beach Community Foundation announces scholarship recipients
- Hobbs Hole hosting its annual golf tournament for ALS patients
- Deadline extensions
Most Popular
Articles
- ‘The last baseball game I’ll ever play’
- St. John’s collapse
- ‘Fighting for justice is the need of the hour’
- Last minute celebration of America
- Removing playground equipment from park
- Half of the Kilmarnock Town Council to be replaced
- ‘Dust clouds from the construction’
- Shawanna Harcum resigns from Northumberland County Circuit Court
- Lifting voices, bending knees
- Lancaster County to ‘go big’ in pursuit for broadband funding
Images
Sorry, there are no recent results for popular images.
Commented
Sorry, there are no recent results for popular commented articles.