Category Archives: Local News

(Richmond)- Tuition rates may hold steady for VCU students in the upcoming academic year. The university’s administration unveiled a budget proposal that includes no increases for either ...Read more

(Falls Church)- One Virginia school district is planning for an increase of face-to-face instruction very soon. Falls Church City Public Schools says they will begin to offer in-person instruction ...Read more

(DC)- Enjoying the view of the cherry blossoms just got a bit harder. The National Park Service says they will be limiting access to the Tidal Basin as well as both East-and-West Potomac Parks. ...Read more

(Richmond)- Open vaccines could soon be on the horizon in Virginia. Health officials say all Virginians could be eligible for the vaccine by the end of April. As for now, the Virginia Department of ...Read more

(Woodbridge)- The Prince William School Board will announce their selection for the next Superintendent at a board meeting tomorrow night. Dr. Steven Walts is planning to retire at the end of the ...Read more

(DC)- DC’s cherry trees are halfway to peak bloom. The National Park Service says the florets have reached the stage three-of-six on the way to the end result. Peak bloom was originally ...Read more

(Tysons Corner)- State Police report that a load of fish took an unexpected swim following an accident in Northern Virginia. This all happened yesterday when a tractor-trailer toppled over along ...Read more

(Richmond)- Physical distancing guidelines are being relaxed on the University of Richmond campus. The school’s COVID response moved from Red to Orange status which opens up more ...Read more

(Richmond)-  Virginians will have a bit longer to file their taxes. The Department of Taxation moved the deadline back to May 17th for individual income tax filing and payments. Officials with the ...Read more

(Richmond)- Governor Northam signs off on several voting measures. One allows for early Sunday voting, no more witness signature on an absentee ballot request form during public health emergencies ...Read more