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(Richmond)- Primary election day today. Polls will be open today across the Commonwealth for people to cast their ballots for the Democratic nominee for Governor, Lieutenant Governor, and Attorney ...Read more

(Annapolis)-   As more Marylanders get vaccinated, COVID numbers keep dropping. Maryland health officials announced yesterday that the positivity rate across the state is down to a record low of ...Read more

(Arlington)- The future of School Resource Officers in Arlington County is up in the air. The Arlington superintendent has laid out an idea that would remove SROs from their schools. Instead, the ...Read more

(Lexington)- One university in the state will not be making changes to its name as some people originally thought. The Board of Trustees at Washington-and-Lee University has voted to keep its name. ...Read more

(Annapolis)- Maryland has reached another major milestone in the fight against COVID-19. For the first time since March of 2020, the state reported less than a-hundred new coronavirus cases. ...Read more

(Richmond)- A Virginia man is pleading guilty to federal charges related to a multi-state dogfighting network. Carlos Harvey of King George pleaded guilty to conspiracy to violate the ...Read more

(Richmond)- Virginia State Police says it recently retired 13 drug-sniffing dogs. The dogs will no longer be needed once recreational marijuana use becomes legal next month. An official says new ...Read more

(Richmond)- Primary Election Day is on the horizon in Virginia. Voters will head to the polls next Tuesday to cast their ballots for the Democratic nominee for Governor, Lieutenant Governor, and ...Read more

(Richmond)- Things are slowly starting to get back to normal at the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles. More windows opened yesterday at service center across the state. Plans are in place to ...Read more

(Marbury, MD)- Three people are recovering following a boating incident in Charles County.  It all unfolded on Saturday night near the Sweden Point Marina.  That’s where more than 30 ...Read more