homelessness
What’s New South of the James
Olympic-class swimmers in Chesterfield County, helping the homeless in Petersburg, revised plans for a new school in Matoaca, and two retailers move to the South Side. Read more
Off Camera, on a Mission
CBS 6 reporter Shelby Brown digs deep to aid area children facing homelessness. Read more
Shelter From the Storm
CARITAS prepares to open a new on-site shelter in South Richmond in 2019. Read more
Working up a Sweat
The McGuire VA Medical Center has added a Native American sweat lodge to its campus, plus the week's health news. Read more
At Home on the Street
Whether by chance or by choice, some Richmonders get by without four walls and a roof to call their own. Read more
ROTM: A Richmond Centerpiece
Monroe Park will close this month for a $6 million overhaul to create a more polished “urban living room.” Will everyone be welcome there? Read more
The People's Park
Since the 1850s, Richmond's Monroe Park has been a central gathering place. Here, some of the people who frequent this public space tell about their connection to it. Read more
Funds Secured for Monroe Park Upgrade
The nonprofit behind the park's looming renovation finally has the money to break ground. Read more
UPDATED: Staking a Claim
The city says their homes are unsafe; they say the city just wants them out. Read more
Hold On, Pain Ends
After months of working together on their sobriety, eight men find hope again Read more
Equal Access
From Sourcebook 2016: Finding health care can be challenging for the LGBT population in Richmond Read more
Space Wanted
A forum on homelessness in the city turns to what happens to those who count on services at Monroe Park when it closes for renovation this spring. Read more
“Street-Cut and Raw”
Every Sunday, in a midtown hotel conference room, an ex-con turned pastor rejoices with the least among us. Read more
Through the Storm
The "Screaming Eagle of Soul" Charles Bradley will play the RVA Field of Dreams at the Altria Theatre on Friday, Oct. 2. Read more
