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(Richmond)- Check your smoke alarms and have an escape plan in a fire at home. Chesterfield and Richmond Fire Departments with that plea after six deaths in the past seven days in separate house ...Read more

(NoVA)-  Work will begin today to replace four entrance escalators at the Pentagon City Metro station. Each entrance will be closed during construction starting with the east side of South Hayes ...Read more

(Fairfax)- A group of first responders from Fairfax County are providing help to Haiti following an earthquake over the weekend. More than 60 first responders and four canines will assist in the ...Read more

(Richmond)- Third doses of the Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines are now available. That’s according to the state Department of Health who says they became available over the weekend. It ...Read more

(Richmond)- DMV will begin to accept drop off applications for titles without an appointment this week. It makes it a whole lot easier for car owners to obtain a title and registration. People must ...Read more

(Richmond)- It will be universal masking inside all K-through-12 schools. Governor Northam announced the new Public Health Emergency Order yesterday afternoon. He says the move will help keep ...Read more

(Richmond)- Gas prices in Virginia have been hovering right around three-dollars a gallon. According to Triple-A, the average price for a gallon of gas sits at two-dollars-and-97-cents. About a ...Read more

(Richmond)-  State health officials say more than 23-hundred new coronavirus cases were added yesterday across the Commonwealth. That was the most in a 24-hour period since February. This comes ...Read more

(Richmond)- Virginians are now being given online access to a copy of their COVID-19 vaccination card. Go online to the Virginia Department of Health website. From there, you will need to enter ...Read more

(Richmond)- Nearly a-dozen correctional facilities operated by the state will reopen to the public in just a few weeks. Family visits will resume at nine facilities statewide on September 1st. ...Read more