R ICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) — Actor and comedian Jim Jefferies has announced that his new tour, “Son of a Carpenter,” will make its way to Richmond in June 2026. The Australian native will bring his tour to Richmond’s Dominion Energy Center’s Carpenter Theatre on June 25, 2026, with tickets on sale to the general public Friday, oct. 24 at 10 a.m.

Richmond's historic tattoo convention returns for its 37th year, featuring 170+ global artists and emphasizing the artistic side of tattoo culture and community.

Republican Attorney General Jason Miyares and former Democratic Del. Jay Jones have faced off on the debate stage in Virginia’s attorney general’s race.

Leonard, who came to 18 down by one stroke, shot 4 under in the final round for a 12-under total to win by one stroke over Thomas Bjørn and 36-hole leader Ernie Els. The tournament included 69 of the top 72 players in the standings, and the top 54 advanced to next week’s Simmons Bank Championship in Little Rock, Arkansas.

Virginia's race for attorney general took the stage at the University of Richmond Thursday night for their one and only debate.

The City of Richmond says its commitment to maintaining essential services for all residents in a new document published by The City in response to the ongoing federal government shutdown.

Democratic candidate for Virginia Attorney General Jay Jones and Republican incumbent Jason Miyares are debating tonight in Richmond, Virginia.

Republican Jason Miyares pivoted his campaign to focus on Democrat Jay Jones’s violently worded texts from 2022. Jones wants to talk about Trump. They debate Thursday night in Richmond.

The Virginia Department of Forestry’s week 4 fall foliage report for 2025 is here, and most of the state is experiencing patch or partial fall colors, with some areas showing only minimal

RICHMOND, Virginia — Jay Jones, the Democratic Virginia attorney general hopeful whose violence-themed text messages triggered a nationwide GOP backlash, said during a Thursday debate that his messages should not disqualify him from being elected as the state’s top law enforcement official.