How nice would it be to safely and conveniently take the bus or ride a bike to a modern train station on Staples Mill?

While its not finalized, I think you should probably expect a second chance to vote against a casino this November.

At what point does it make more sense to scrap the Bewegen bike share hardware and start over?

Let’s learn about what makes a successful bikeshare system from Capital Bikeshare and Citi Bike.

RVA Bike Month rolls into the weekend with a full slate of events to keep you busy—including Riverrock!

I’m not sure blackberries are the smartest thing to plant in a tree well downtown, but, sure, why not!

It’s gratifying to see the public engagement process actually work.

Two high fives for Henrico’s progress on the Fall Line Trail.

I know it’d be a monumental lift, but the City really needs start exploring how to break up with natural gas.

Have we disaggregated Richmond’s traffic violence data by race? Do we even collect that information?

By this coming Tuesday, we might have 10 new pieces of quick, rapid-response infrastructure designed to make our streets safer for everyone.

I’ve set up a chill, GMRVA-centric (but not exclusive) community over on rva.fyi. Feel free to experiment!

We don’t need to wait for concrete to make our streets safer and protect people’s lives.

It’s not shocking or revelatory that Main Street is too fast and too dangerous for people walking, rolling, biking, or waiting for the bus.

After the last few years, I’ve settled in to a nice routine of curling up on my couch, watching _Survivor_, and eating ice cream out of a coffee mug.

I don’t think folks are going to forget that both the City and the State have committed at various times to “reimagine” Monument Avenue.

I’d love if someone put together a table of recent changes to the Diamond District deal so I could get a feel for their scope.

There's nothing special about rva.fyi, other than I wanted a new project and wanted to make it as easy as possible for local people to take two steps back from Twitter.

Greetings From Richmond does a great job at capturing our weird, small, dirty, big-hearted city.

Email these legislators and demand adequate funding for public education.