I'm pretty excited for some sort of participatory budgeting program in Richmond.

Staying hydrated is my love language, so this opportunity to donate water to the Daily Planet means a lot to me.

I'm back from vacation and am gifted with a wonderfully interesting City Council meeting!.

I think we should pay some actual historians and researchers to do an in-depth inventory of all of Richmond's Confederate-branded stuff.

If you're running for local office, what do you plan on doing with the RPD's $100 million budget?

With schools going virtual for 2020, now we gotta figure out childcare for folks that need it, right?

Legislation explainers! Your Patreon money at work!

The path towards police reform in Richmond begins with these five pieces of legislation.

Maybe we should call a timeout on boxing up the Lee pedestal to at least talk to folks about it first.

The conversation around reopening schools is going to be really, really complex.

Impressed at how thorough the warehousing of our city's Confederate monuments has been!

I think today's email is just the minutes from public meetings 😬.

Where do high school kids wander around and not buy anything these days? Is it still Carytown?

I cheated and wrote a large portion of today's email before this morning.

Who's next?

OK, which one’s next?

Council meets at 11:00 AM to introduce police reform and Confederate monument legislation. Tune in!

Signing up for an email is the least you could do!

Can you honestly say how many days ago the old police chief got fired? 5? 15? 500?

Thank you to the student journalists at @theCT!