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(Richmond)- Governor Northam wants all high schoolers to learn more about the history of African-Americans. The Governor says the state is launching a new African-American history course. It will ...Read more

(Arlington)- People will now be disciplined if they do not maintain a safe distance from others on Arlington sidewalks. Beginning tomorrow, residents will no longer be allowed to walk in groups of ...Read more

(Richmond)-   The Robert E. Lee statue on Monument Avenue in Richmond will remain in place for a while longer. A circuit court judge ruled yesterday that he’s allowing a lawsuit to proceed, ...Read more

(Petersburg)- Virginia State University is pulling back on their fall plans. The school announced that they will move forward with a fully virtual start. In addition, students will no longer be ...Read more

(Blacksburg)- Virginia Tech students will think twice the next time they decide to go to a party. That’s because a new rule has been instituted that puts a limit of 15 people at those ...Read more

(Richmond)- State officials are saying no to utility shutoffs. Companies cannot shut off electric, gas, and water bills until September 16th for those struggling financially during the COVID-19 ...Read more

(Richmond)- Former Governor Terry McAuliffe filed paperwork that will list him as a Democratic candidate for Governor. He says his main focus right now is helping Joe Biden defeat President Trump, ...Read more

(Richmond)- A circuit court judge is expected to make a ruling in coming days over Monument Avenue’s Robert E. Lee monument. Virginia’s solicitor general was at a hearing yesterday to ...Read more