A judge in Richmond heard arguments Monday in a lawsuit that could determine the fate of the Robert E Lee statue on Monument Avenue.
Mallory Noe-Payne was at the courthouse Monday and reports the judge expects to issue a ruling in the coming days.
No Immediate Ruling from Judge After Lee Statue Trial
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