Metro Considering Closing Stations
(DC)- The economic downfall of the COVID-19 pandemic could have a major impact on transportation in Northern Virginia and DC. Metro says they might be forced to close more than 20 stations next ...Read more
(DC)- The economic downfall of the COVID-19 pandemic could have a major impact on transportation in Northern Virginia and DC. Metro says they might be forced to close more than 20 stations next ...Read more
(DC)- Peak bloom for the cherry blossoms is expected between April 2nd-and-5th. The National Park Service says that the date could possibly change depending on the weather. Tourists are being ...Read more
(Richmond)- The number of Virginians vaccinated against COVID-19 continues to rise. As of yesterday, one-point-nine-million total doses have been administered. That number includes more than ...Read more
(Doswell)- King’s Dominion is preparing to hire thousands of people for the 2021 season. King’s Dominion says they will hire more than two-thousand people to fill positions in ...Read more
(Woodbridge)- More students will return to school in Prince William County. Starting today, seventh, eighth, and tenth-through-twelfth graders will start hybrid learning. They will join other ...Read more
(Richmond)- A few long-standing coronavirus restrictions are being eased in Virginia. Governor Northam says that the curfew that has been effective between midnight-to-5 a.m. will be lifted. ...Read more
(Richmond)- Officials with the Virginia Department of Health are expecting to begin offering the Johnson-and-Johnson vaccine this week. This comes after the latest vaccine was approved for ...Read more
(Richmond)- Virginia is one step closer to legalizing marijuana for adult recreational use. The green light would not be official until 2024 at the same time that it would be available for retail ...Read more
(Richmond)- Walmart will be offering COVID vaccination appointments in Virginia, but not at its stores. The company plans to hold clinics off-site. The Virginia Department of Health says ...Read more
(Richmond)- The General Assembly making a strong push for in-person learning. The Senate passed a bill yesterday that would require schools to offer face-to-face instruction on a full-time basis. ...Read more