(Richmond)- A state program free of charge is available to help make sure public schools have safe drinking water. The state Department of Health and the Environmental Protection Agency plan to ...Read more
(Richmond)- Several hundred state employees are opting to quit instead of returning to the office after the end of telework. The move comes as a result of Governor Glenn Youngkin’s policy ...Read more
(DC)- After years of being empty, RFK Stadium will soon be a thing of the past. DC officials say plans are in place to get rid of the structure by the end of 2023. Officials noted that a ...Read more
(Richmond)- It has been costing Virginians less to fill up their cars as of late. Triple-A reports the current average for a gallon of unleaded is more than 10-cents cheaper than this time last ...Read more
(Arlington)- Arlington is at the top of the list when it comes to the best cities for women in tech careers. Financial technology firm SmartAsset places the city at number one, followed by D.C. ...Read more
(Richmond)- Certain drivers in Virginia may now apply to have longer expiration periods for their licenses. Members of the military, foreign service members and general contractors working ...Read more
(Richmond)- State authorities have been reminding car owners to pay close attention when they leave their vehicles unattended. That’s because data shows nearly 1-in-4 stolen vehicles across ...Read more
(DC)- Senator Mark Warner is calling for an investigation into the widely popular TikTok app. He said that lawmakers have been told for several years that its parent company hasn’t had open ...Read more
(Arlington)- Metro would like to hear from riders as they consider upgrades at the East Falls Church Station. Officials have a plan on the table that would add three bus bays, upgrade the bus ...Read more
(DC)- Flags are being flown at half-staff throughout the Commonwealth. It comes after President Biden ordered the U.S. flag to be lowered to pay respect to the victims of the Illinois shooting ...Read more
