Northam Heading Back to Work
(Richmond)- For the first time in more than four-years, Ralph Northam is heading back to the doctor’s office. The former governor said he has plans to resume his work as a pediatrician now ...Read more
(Richmond)- For the first time in more than four-years, Ralph Northam is heading back to the doctor’s office. The former governor said he has plans to resume his work as a pediatrician now ...Read more
(Richmond)- Top medical professionals across the state are asking Governor Ralph Northam for help. The Virginia College of Emergency Physicians have asked Northam to declare another State of ...Read more
(Richmond)- Minimum wage is about to go up in Virginia. Minimum wage becomes eleven-dollars an hour beginning tomorrow. It was previously set at nine-dollars-and-50-cents. The last time minimum ...Read more
(Arlington)- Arlington County Public Schools will temporarily halt certain activities due to COVID-19. All sports and in-person extracurricular activities are being canceled through January 14th. ...Read more
(Richmond)- Drive sober or get pulled over. That’s the message from Virginia State Police to all motorists ahead of tonight’s celebrations of a new year. More than a-hundred law ...Read more
(Fairfax)- A Virginia State Police trooper is receiving medical treatment following an accident in Fairfax County. Authorities say it all unfolded Wednesday evening when the trooper’s ...Read more
(Richmond)- Students returning to the University of Richmond after winter break will need to provide negative COVID-19 test results first. Those who will be living in the dorms will need to supply ...Read more
(Richmond)- Governor-elect Youngkin is encouraging all Virginians to get the COVID-19 vaccine. Youngkin says he believes we will have to live with COVID-19 for the foreseeable future so getting ...Read more
(Charlottesville)- Booster shots are now required for students and faculty at the University of Virginia. Everyone must prove they’ve received extra protection against the virus before ...Read more
(DC)- All in-person events at the National Cathedral are being put on hold due to concerns with COVID-19. Officials say the Cathedral will close for all in-person visits and worship services ...Read more