NEWS




more in news

You Know It’s Bad When Waffle House Is Raising Egg Prices

Waffle House is the kind of place that doesn’t flinch. Hurricanes, power outages, late-night chaos—it stays open through it all. The idea of it closing or changing is almost unthinkable. But now, something’s shifted. They’re not closing their doors, but they’re...

‘We Live in Fear’ Spouse of FBI Agent Speaks Out

In the wake of escalating political tensions, a new controversy has emerged over the safety and security of FBI agents involved in the January 6th Capitol insurrection investigations. According to multiple news reports, the Justice Department, under the current...

Photos | Trump Protests in Richmond and DC

Hundreds of people gathered at Richmond’s Capitol Square on Wednesday as part of the nationwide 50501 Movement, protesting President Trump’s Project 2025 agenda. Organized by Dia Figueroa, the rally focused on opposing proposed cuts to reproductive rights, stricter...

The Richmond Photographer Bearing Witness in Ukraine

In a world where the chaos of war often dominates headlines and conversations, finding quiet moments within that turmoil offers a powerful lens into humanity’s resilience. This is the approach of Virginia-based photographer Noah Stone, whose ongoing series, The Grey Zone, captures the juxtaposition of life and war in Ukraine. What began as a...

Read More

Ukraine-War-Photo-by-Noah-Stone_RVA-Magazine-2025

David Lynch, Legendary Filmmaker and Artist, Passes Away at 78

David Lynch, the visionary filmmaker, musician, and artist, has passed away at the age of 78. His family announced his death in a heartfelt statement, expressing the profound loss of a man who left an indelible mark on both art and culture. “It is with deep regret that we, his family, announce the passing of the man and the artist, David Lynch,”...

Read More

David Lynch dies_RVA Magaziine 2025

Redefining Dry January, RVA Style

The start of every New Year often comes with people making resolutions to do more exercise, choose better eating habits, and make changes to improve one’s life. One of the newer traditions in recent years has been Dry January, which started in England but has spread worldwide and challenges people to spend the first 31 days of the year alcohol...

Read More

Redefining-Dry-January-RVA-Style_Jon-Baliles_RVA-Magazine-2025_photo-by-Denny-Muller

Richmond Water Crisis Day 6 Update: Boil Water Advisory Lifted!

Updated January 11th, 2025 2:07PM After several days of disrupted access to clean tap water, Richmond Mayor Danny Avula announced that the boil-water advisory has officially been lifted as of Saturday, January 11, 2025. This comes after extensive efforts to resolve the issues caused by a power failure at the city's water treatment facility during...

Read More

Richmond-Water-Crisis-Day-6-Update-Boil-Water-Advisory-Lifted_Sugarman_Joe_RVA-Magazine-2025

Virginia Delegates Highlight Abuse at Virginia Prison

On Wednesday afternoon, Virginia Delegates Mike Jones and Holly Seibold addressed a crowd in freezing weather at a rally about the abuse at Red Onion Prison. This is an issue that The Virginia Defenders have been leading on, reporting about prisoners who are holding hunger strikes and intentionally burning themselves because of the abuse in the...

Read More

Virginia-Delegates-Highlight-Abuse-at-Virginia-Prison-by-Goad-Gatsby_RVA-Magazine-2025

Richmond’s Water Crisis: A Wake-Up Call for Aging Infrastructure

Richmond is no stranger to infrastructure challenges, but the recent water crisis has brought the city’s water treatment plant under intense scrutiny. A winter storm that caused a power outage at the plant quickly escalated into a disaster, leaving thousands of residents without water. The incident revealed systemic vulnerabilities in the city’s...

Read More

Richmond Water Treatment Plant DPU_RVA Magazine 2025