(Richmond)- State health officials say nearly two-point-two million Virginians are now eligible for a coronavirus booster shot. People 65 or older who have received the Moderna vaccine can get a ...Read more
(Richmond)- Personal information will never be sought through text or email. That’s the message from the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles as they’ve learned people have been ...Read more
(Richmond)- Virginians are being asked to think before burning leaves and brush this fall. The Virginia Department of Forestry says you should know local regulations before starting any fire to get ...Read more
(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
