5/6/26 - It’s Bike Month in Richmond!
About this episode
The episode discusses the celebration of National Bike Month in Richmond and various local news stories.
More from VPM News: Greater Richmond celebrates National Bike Month with multimodal solutions Charlottesville’s ‘State of Homelessness’ report identifies greater need Watch RVA Bike Month Kick(stand)s Off (YouTube) Other links: RVA Bike Month calendar Historic USS Gerald Ford deployment takes toll on military families (WHRO for NPR) Spring Valley Orchard to be closed for the 2026 season (CBS 19) Spanberger weighs legislation to allow class action lawsuits in Virginia courts (Virginia Mercury) AI bills faced a logjam in the General Assembly due to a Trump executive order, but Congress is working to fill the gap (Cardinal News) Texts, emails show officials trying to find path forward for controversial outdoor event space in West End (Richmond Times-Dispatch)* *This outlet uses a paywall. Our award-winning work is made possible with your donations. Visit vpm.org/donate to support local journalism.
Topics covered
- Bike Month
- Richmond
- homelessness
- military families
- legislation
- local news
Keywords
- Bike Month
- Richmond
- homelessness
- military families
- legislation
- local journalism
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: VPM News, WHRO, CBS 19, Virginia Mercury, Cardinal News, Richmond Times-Dispatch
Places: Richmond, Charlottesville
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