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(Richmond)- Governor Northam is in no rush to ease public health restrictions across the state. The Governor says that the coronavirus case numbers remain stable and Virginia has not seen any major ...Read more

(Richmond)- Governor Northam is giving Virginians more time to renew their state credentials. That includes driver’s licenses, learner’s permits, and identification cards that were set ...Read more

(Fauquier)- Two men facing charges after conducting an animal fighting operation in Fauquier County. After receiving complaints of rooster fighting events, authorities executed three search ...Read more

(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