(Fredericksburg)- Rappahannock Electric Cooperative is working to deter a common culprit for local power outages. According to the power company, squirrels alone cause about one-thousand each year. ...Read more
(Richmond)- More than 36-percent of the state’s population have been administered at least one dose of the coronavirus vaccine. The Virginia Department of Health’s vaccine dashboard ...Read more
(DC)- DC officials have given the green light to sporting venues to allow more fans to watch their games in-person. Fans will now be allowed to attend games at Capital One Arena at ten-percent ...Read more
(Richmond)-Getting a coronavirus vaccine might become a little more difficult in the coming weeks. The news comes after recent manufacturing problems at the Johnson-and-Johnson headquarters, which ...Read more
(DC)- The Fourth of July will be a little different on the National Mall in DC this year. The National Park Service has decided to call off the Independence Day Parade on the National Mall. ...Read more
(Alexandria)- The Alexandria school board voted last night to rename two schools: T.C. Williams High School will now be called Alexandria City High School and Matthew Maury Elementary is being ...Read more
(Alexandria)- An Alexandria woman is a millionaire after winning in the New Year’s Day lottery drawing. Clarice Chandler says “it was just by chance” she purchased a ticket at ...Read more
(Richmond)- Hundreds of new jobs are coming to Prince William County. Governor Northam says S-E-S, a local telecommunications company plans to expand. It will be a 17-million-dollar project that ...Read more
(Blacksburg)- There will be an in-person commencement ceremony for the Class of 2020 next month at Virginia Tech. School officials say the ceremony will be open to all 2020 undergraduates, but ...Read more
(Richmond)- Improvements have been made to the state’s vaccination call center. In a partnership with Connect Direct, the vaccine call center now has American Sign Language capabilities. ...Read more
