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(Richmond)- Virginia will get help from FEMA with its COVID-19 vaccination efforts. Eleven states in total will be given assistance by the agency. Maryland and Pennsylvania are among the states ...Read more

(Richmond)- Free college might be a thing in Virginia. The news comes after the Virginia House of Delegates passed a bill yesterday that would cover community college tuition for low income ...Read more

(Richmond)- The iconic Virginia State Police Ford Taurus cruisers will soon be a thing of the past. State Police will begin to switch to a new Ford Police Interceptor Utility. This comes after Ford ...Read more

(Richmond)- One Virginia medical center is now testing for the new U.K. COVID-19 variant.  A lab at V-C-U Medical Center is one of the first labs in the state to be equipped to test for the new ...Read more

(Richmond)- Demand for the COVID-19 vaccine in Virginia is still greater than the supply.  State Vaccine Coordinator Doctor Danny Avula says his office is allotting the doses around the state in ...Read more

(DC)- As things start to reopen and get back to normal in DC,  one landmark will remain closed for the foreseeable future.  The Washington Monument will not reopen as soon as everyone originally ...Read more

(DC)- Several Virginia National Guardsmen will remain in Washington, D.C.  Officials say that around a-thousand troops from the Commonwealth are staying put to help with things like crowd control ...Read more

(Richmond)- State officials say vaccinations continue. According to the Virginia Department of Health, the number of people vaccinated with at least one dose has reached about 354-thousand. That ...Read more