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A changing of the guard is in the works at the consulting and lobbying arm of one of Richmond’s biggest law firms.

Henrico County’s Board of Supervisors passed an ordinance to raise connection, service and usage fees for water and sewage, and approved a construction contract for the $280 million Cobbs Creek Reservoir.

A design firm wins a Webby Award, Sports Backers’ Richmond half-marathon lands a title sponsor, and more from startups, nonprofits and other local businesses.

An embattled Charlottesville businessman has filed personal bankruptcy, putting at least a temporary halt on a $6 million lawsuit filed against him by the widow of a Richmond investment banker.

One week after another building in the neighborhood was sold to make way for a AAA location, another national car care service is making a move with a $1.3 million purchase.

With an eight-figure capital raise in the works, a local food processor soon may be in the market for more bean counters.

The spirit of giving was alive and well among Richmond businesses last year, according to BizSense’s annual tally.

A Henrico-based consumer finance firm is headed for its second successful multimillion-dollar capital raise in less than a year.

The deadline for submissions to our list of Richmond’s most philanthropic companies is Friday, and tickets are now on sale for the Generosity Inc. event — April 26 at Triple Crossing Brewing in Fulton.

It’s not just apartment tenants who are seeking roommates in the neighborhood. Last week, two local businesses moved in together.