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UPDATE: Shaka reportedly turns down Illinois job.

It's Official: VCU coach to remain in Richmond.

Richmond's story is dominated by the American Revolution and Civil War. But the city has reminders of another chapter - the War of 1812.

Richmond Forum's new lineup includes conversation with "Lincoln" director and historian.

Is a VCU research team close to a cure for Parkinson’s disease?

The mayor’s plan to renovate the Landmark Theater is almost identical to the controversial CenterStage project.

Arts & Events

A Richmond native stomps on Duke basketball's chest

Music educator Lauren Serpa keeps the music flowing.

Sons of Bill are looking for that timeless sound.

Sunday, March 25

Starr Foster's Choreographers Showcase celebrates 10 years of dance.

Lora and Claiborne Robins show their stuff at the Virginia Historical Society.

March 22 through April 1

March 23-25

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Friday, March 23

When it comes to black marriage and smooth R&B, Kindred has the answers.

Welcome to the Richmond music scene, here's what you need to know.

Pulitzer Prize winner Yusef Komunyakaa connects the dots of life.

Food & Drink

Just to Get By

The Empress gets a second inning.

Strange combinations lift Midlothian's Sushi Box out of the ordinary realm.

Opinion & Blogs

The days of pushing a controversial bill through the General Assembly under the radar, or keeping the privacy of a woman’s health choices between her and her doctor — are long over.

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