(Richmond)- A group of state lawmakers opposes the end to work from home for government employees. Eight Democrat lawmakers sent a letter to Governor Youngkin calling on the Governor to rescind ...Read more
(Madison)- New technology in Madison County is making it easier for medics to understand when someone is having a stroke. Officials say the ‘iTREAT’ program places a camera inside of ...Read more
(Undated)- Virginians are seeing no relief at the pumps. Triple-A reports the average Virginian is spending around four-dollars-and-45-cents for a gallon of unleaded gas. That’s up by ...Read more
(Richmond)- A new report from the Virginia Department of Education highlights what it calls a “disturbing trend.” The report shows declines in reading, literacy and math. Another ...Read more
(Richmond)- COVID cases are on a steady climb in the commonwealth. Virginia health officials are reporting close to three-thousand new cases per-day this week, which marks the highest rate in ...Read more
(Ashburn)- Health officials are concerned that some residents could have been exposed to measles in Northern Virginia. According to Virginia Health, a child contracted measles during a recent ...Read more
(Richmond)- There’s a new alternative hiring process for individuals with disabilities within the state government. Governor Glenn Youngkin says the state is focused on building a more ...Read more
(Richmond)- Virongy Biosciences Inc. plans to expand in Prince William County. It’s a 471-thousand-dollar project for the company that develops viral diagnostic technologies, anti-viral ...Read more
(Manassas)- Police in Prince William County are searching for a vehicle that struck a young boy and sped off. It happened yesterday afternoon in Manassas after the seven-year-old ran into the ...Read more
(Richmond)- Virginia has closed the application period for its rent relief program. Virginians have been getting help to cover their rent since the start of the pandemic after the federal ...Read more
