Category Archives: Local News

(Richmond)- The cost of gasoline in Virginia is still going up. According to Triple-A, the average Virginian is paying about three-dollars-and-22-cents per gallon for unleaded fuel. That is the ...Read more

(Richmond)- Virginia State Police and many local groups are hoping you’ll participate in National Prescription Drug Take Back Day tomorrow. Troopers and local police will be gathered at ...Read more

(Richmond)-  Today is the last day that people may apply for a mail-in ballot. The Virginia Department of Elections says the best way to submit their application is by email or dropping it off at ...Read more

(Richmond)- The Virginia Department of Emergency Management is encouraging you to practice the ‘Drop, Cover, and Hold On’ earthquake drill today. The Shake-Out exercise will take place ...Read more

(Annapolis)-  Some of Maryland’s oldest residents are leading by example when it comes to the COVID-19 vaccine. More than 97-percent of seniors have received at least one-dose of the vaccine ...Read more

(Alexandria)- School resource officers have made a return to schools in Alexandria. The City Council chose to reverse a decision made in May to remove the officers from school buildings. It comes ...Read more

(DC)- Reduced Metro service will last a lot longer than originally expected. Metro says nearly all of its lines will continue to operate every 30-minutes while the Red Line trains will operate ...Read more

(Richmond)- The Virginia Employment Commission is shutting down its website beginning on November 1st for an upgrade to the site. Users will need to get their weekly claim in by at 2 p.m. on the ...Read more

(Richmond)- It’s National Teen Driver Safety Week and V-DOT wants to remind all teenage drivers to buckle up. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, more than ...Read more

(Richmond)- Flags are being flown at half-staff across Virginia to honor the life of General Colin Powell. The former U.S. Secretary of State passed away due to complications of COVID-19. Governor ...Read more