After a week of uncertainty and chaos, Richmond residents are finally able to use their tap water safely. The boil advisory was lifted Saturday, and now the city is beginning to return back to

For many Richmond restaurant owners, last week's water crisis felt like 2020 all over again. Why it matters: Just like the onset of the pandemic, many restaurants found themselves trying to navigate an ever-changing emergency and confusing public health guidelines.

Richmond Mayor Danny Avula said that water service has returned in some areas and that most residents could see at least a trickle by Wednesday afternoon.

He's "Zoolander meets Anchorman." With Southern California ablaze, the lack of water leaves many wondering, why not use ocean water to combat fires? Fans are calling the actor's unexpected cameo 'legendary.

The Richmond region remains in a water crisis on Saturday, Jan. 11. Here is the latest information: The City of Richmond, Hanover and Henrico counties report initial water tests found no harmful contaminants A second round of testing,

The City of Richmond has announced that it has passed its first water test on Friday as part of the necessary steps to lift the city's boil water advisory, which remains in effect.

The city of Richmond says it has passed its first water quality test. The announcement initially came in an Instagram post Friday afternoon with an announcement from Richmond Mayor Dr. Danny Avula. “Step 1,