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Richmond City Council Approves Mandatory Reporting Law For Lost Or Stolen Firearms People in the City of Richmond will now be required to report lost or stolen firearms to police.
Henrico County Board Endorses Plan to Build Sports Arena at Virginia Center Commons The Henrico County Board of Supervisors last night unanimously endorsed a staff proposal to pursue negotiations to build a sports and convocation complex on 25 acres at Virginia Center Commons. It could help revitalize a failing mall, become a major tourist attraction and provide a new public arena at a choice location.
Politics Republicans Could Still Make Their Judicial Picks Before Democrats Take Control of The State House
