WFVA to B1015

(Richmond)- Gas prices across Virginia have slowly been on the decline over the past few weeks. Triple-A reports that the average price for a gallon of gas in the Commonwealth sits at ...Read more

(DC)- Metrorail riders can expect longer wait times for the rest of 2021. That was the message from Metro’s general manager as he said that reduced services will continue across the board. ...Read more

(Chesterfield)-  State Senator Amanda Chase has entered the race for the 7th District Congressional seat held by Democrat Abigail Spanberger. Six others have already entered the GOP primary. Chase ...Read more

(Louisa)- A bear is making its presence felt in Louisa County. According to the Sheriff’s Office, the bear recently killed three-pigs and a sheep in the Bumpass area of the county. People are ...Read more

(Richmond)- Virginia’s unemployment rate is the lowest in the mid-Atlantic. That’s according to Governor Northam and newly released data that shows the state’s unemployment rate ...Read more

(Arlington)- Those who plan on driving to Reagan National Airport to catch a flight for Thanksgiving may want to rethink those plans. Officials in Arlington are encouraging people to either take ...Read more

(Richmond)- Upgrades are complete to the Virginia Employment Commission’s system. The new Virginia Unemployment Insurance System is open for customers across the state after being shut down ...Read more

(Waldorf)- Administrators at an elementary school in Charles County are thanking students for speaking up after a classmate carried a knife to school.  Students informed their teacher about it ...Read more

(Arlington)- The Arlington Police Department can soon call on the State Police for backup. Due to staffing shortages in Arlington, the police department has worked out an arrangement to call on ...Read more

(Richmond)- Flags are being lowered across Virginia today in memory of a fallen officer. Big Stone Gap Police Officer Michael Chandler was fatally wounded while responding to a call over the ...Read more