(Blacksburg)- Virginia Tech is planning to hold multiple in-person commencement ceremonies based on recent guideline changes around graduations. The state says outdoor graduations can host up to ...Read more
(Richmond)- The Virginia DMV is continuing by “appointment only” for the foreseeable future. A spokesperson says it’s because the Commonwealth is still in a state of emergency and ...Read more
(Richmond)- Vaccination efforts across the state are continuing to ramp-up. As of yesterday, health partners have administered nearly three-million doses of the coronavirus vaccine. Just over ...Read more
(Richmond)- More Virginians will now be able to get the coronavirus vaccine. The State Health Department has expanded Phase 1-B to people between the ages of 16-to-64 with chronic medical ...Read more
(Richmond)- Graduations across the Commonwealth can have more people. According to the Governor’s office, outdoor graduations may have up to 30-percent capacity or five-thousand people. If ...Read more
(Fairfax)- Virginia’s largest school district is making some plans for next year. Fairfax County Public Schools say they are planning on having in-person learning five-days a week ...Read more
(Leonardtown)- A prestigious Catholic high school is coming to Southern Maryland. Chesterton Academy of St. Mary’s will open next fall and is a part of the Chesterton Schools Network that ...Read more
(Richmond)- More than 100-million dollars in federal aid is expected in Virginia. That’s because the state is loosening eligibility rules for food stamps. A bill passed the General ...Read more
(Richmond)- The price is adding up to repair vandalism at a Richmond cemetery. It was early Saturday morning when Richmond police say someone took a sledgehammer to topple gravestones and use spray ...Read more
(Richmond)- Governor Northam and the first lady are now vaccinated against COVID-19. The First Family received the Johnson-and-Johnson shots yesterday afternoon. Northam continues to stress the ...Read more
