(DC)- Elected officials in Virginia, DC and Maryland are asking the incoming Biden Administration for more funding for Metro. This comes after Metro announced that they might need to lay off ...Read more
(Richmond)- The Robert E. Lee statue will soon be a thing of the past at the U.S. Capitol. A Virginia commission chose Barbara Johns to replace the Lee statue. Johns was a long-time Civil Rights ...Read more
(Richmond)- The Virginia Department of Health is sending eight-thousand of its coronavirus vaccines to DC. That will help DC vaccinate some of its health care workers that live in Northern Virginia ...Read more
(Richmond)- Time is ticking to apply for health benefits in Virginia. Open enrollment under the Affordable Care Act ends today. State officials are strongly encouraging Virginians to take the ...Read more
(Richmond)- Governor Northam is making plans to transform historic sites. It’s a 25-million-dollar project that will include around 11-million-dollars to transform the historic Monument ...Read more
(Richmond)- Virginians living under new coronavirus guidelines. The state is under a modified stay-at-home order. That means a curfew is in effect from midnight to 5 a.m. except for essential ...Read more
(Charlottesville)- The University of Virginia has pressed pause on their basketball season. The decision was made by school officials because of the coronavirus issues with the program. ...Read more
(Richmond)- Help is needed to distribute the coronavirus vaccine. The Virginia Medical Reserve Corps is recruiting volunteers to assist in the vaccination process. You do not need medical ...Read more
(Richmond)- About four-thousand doses of the coronavirus vaccine is heading to V-C-U Health. Pfizer will be sending the vaccines to the hospital. The Virginia Department of Health identified VCU as ...Read more
(Richmond)- No-knock warrants will soon be a thing of the past in Virginia. Governor Northam signed what’s being called “Breonna’s Law” yesterday. He was joined by the ...Read more
