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(Richmond)- Virginians will be able to opt out of having their consumer data collected and sold by companies. Governor Northam signed the Consumer Data Protection Act, making Virginia only the ...Read more

(Blacksburg)- Virginia Tech is holding a virtual graduation ceremony this spring. The university is still planning for some limited in-person events depending on restrictions. The ceremony for the ...Read more

(Richmond)- A major goal has been reached in Virginia. Governor Northam said at the beginning of 2021 that he hoped the state could administer 50-thousand doses of the coronavirus vaccine per day. ...Read more

(Luray)- Flags will be lowered today across the Commonwealth to honor a fallen officer. Dominic Winum was shot and killed last week while in the line of duty. Governor Northam has ordered the U.S. ...Read more

(DC)- Pay close attention to your belongings the next time you ride Metro.  That is because new Lost-and-Found policies went into effect earlier this week on trains and buses.  Things like ...Read more

(DC)- D.C. mayor Muriel Bowser says no fans will be allowed for Nationals games at Nationals Park because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Health officials will evaluate the impact of vaccines and new ...Read more

(DC)- The economic downfall of the COVID-19 pandemic could have a major impact on transportation in Northern Virginia and DC. Metro says they might be forced to close more than 20 stations next ...Read more

(DC)- Peak bloom for the cherry blossoms is expected between April 2nd-and-5th. The National Park Service says that the date could possibly change depending on the weather. Tourists are being ...Read more

(Richmond)-  The number of Virginians vaccinated against COVID-19 continues to rise. As of yesterday, one-point-nine-million total doses have been administered. That number includes more than ...Read more