It’s a rainy morning—the perfect conditions for leaving a public comment on climate-related policies.

Budget Season: The Most Wonderful Time of the Year

Decisive election results and indecisive budget results.

Get ready for winter to return (for at least a day) this weekend.

Election dominos have started to fall! Start making your plan to vote on Sunday.

Train projects take decades to figure out, and, like a train, once they get moving they’re hard to stop.

If you live in Virginia’s 4th Congressional District you’ve got no excuses! Get out there and vote!

I have no idea where this AI road we’re on leads, but it certainly feels like we’re headed for a period of strange and rapid change.

I’d probably join a “pick a point on the map and walk to it” club.

With the new scooter ordinance, you can ride scooters deep into the night!

I’m not against...certain...by-right uses, but I think we could do way better than a single-story building on our biggest street.

Your bikelife will get a thousand time better once you ditch the backpack.

Richmond should update whatever manual and remove sharrows as an allowable thing to put on our streets.

If we wanted to keep people safe on Main Street we would implement cheap, temporary fixes to slow down drivers.

Support Richmond’s Climate Equity Action Plan!

I’m fascinated by how Cambridge is actually building more public housing!

How much chaos can one bad spreadsheet sow?

I can’t wait for the days when we all just get our updated COVID-19 shot alongside our flu shots in the fall, and I don’t have to write an entire paragraph about it every Friday.

Phil! Phil Connors?!