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(Richmond)- Almost 250 years later, a Richmond church continues to celebrate its role in the founding of our nation. St. Johns Church yesterday held its annual reenactment of Patrick Henry’s ...Read more

(Arlington)- Widespread damages in Arlington County are being blamed on a tornado. The National Weather Service has confirmed that an E-F-1 twister touched down late Thursday night in Arlington. ...Read more

(Richmond)- More than 750-thousand adults in Virginia will get new access to dental services. It’s all thanks to the new state budget that approves more services and provider choices for ...Read more

(Richmond)- Fourth of July travel across Virginia will cost you dramatically more than this time last year. According to Triple-A Mid Atlantic, the average price for a gallon of gas is ...Read more

(Annapolis)- Maryland’s COVID-19 State of Emergency ends today. Governor Larry Hogan says that face masks are no longer required anywhere. Businesses, schools, and child care facilities may ...Read more

(Richmond)- Those caught littering in Virginia will get hit with a steep fine. The minimum fine is doubling beginning today, jumping from 250-dollars to 500. That’s for “dumping or ...Read more

(Undated)- One grocery store in Virginia is doing their part to help get Virginians vaccinated. Anyone who takes the shot at a Kroger Pharmacy will be automatically entered in a drawing to win ...Read more

(Richmond)- It’s July 1st and that means that several new laws are set to take effect across the Commonwealth. Marijuana legalized- anyone over the age of 21 may now possess up to an-ounce of ...Read more

(LaPlata)- Face masks will no longer be required for students and staff at Charles County Public Schools. The move is effective tomorrow, and it also goes for visitors. School officials are still ...Read more

(Richmond)- All eyes are on the new Delta variant of the coronavirus in Virginia. The state’s vaccine coordinator, says that people should expect the delta variant to double each week. He ...Read more