(Richmond)- Virginia ranks last in the country when it comes to resolving problems with unemployment insurance claims. That’s according to data from the U.S. Department of Labor. The ...Read more
(Richmond)- The state has administered nearly six-million doses of the COVID vaccine as of yesterday. That adds up to be just shy of 43-percent of the state that have received at least one dose and ...Read more
(Richmond)- Virginia is maintaining a hold on eleven congressional seats. Data was released from the U.S. Census Bureau showing that the state’s population increased to more than ...Read more
(DC)- Plans are in place to reopen several Smithsonian facilities starting next week. Beginning on May 5th, the air museum at Dulles will open daily. The National Museum of African American History ...Read more
(Undated)- Tuition isn’t going up at William and Mary nor Old Dominion this fall. The colleges are freezing tuition for 2021-2022. The report cites financial impacts from the COVID-19 ...Read more
(Richmond)- Virginia health officials have given the green light to providers across the state to resume using the Johnson-and-Johnson vaccine. This comes as the C-D-C and the F-D-A have said that ...Read more
(Richmond)- Gas prices are on the decline across the Commonwealth. According to Triple-A, the average price for a gallon of gas is two-dollars-and-70-cents compared to this time last month where ...Read more
(Richmond)- Early voting for the June primary election begins today. There is no application needed to vote early in-person. Meanwhile, you can also vote absentee by registering, and you have until ...Read more
(Richmond)- Vaccination efforts are growing by the day across the Commonwealth. As of yesterday, state health providers have administered more than five-and-a-half-million doses. That pans out to ...Read more
(Richmond)- Early voting for Virginia’s June primary elections will get underway Friday. Under state law, early voting can begin 45 days ahead of election day. The primary election date ...Read more
