(Richmond)- Weekly search for work requirements are returning for those seeking unemployment benefits in Virginia. The state unemployment commission says residents must report at least two job ...Read more
(DC)- The Smithsonian will continue its reopening process next month. Beginning in just a few weeks, the National Museum of Natural History and the Natural Air-and-Space Museum will be among ten ...Read more
(Richmond)- Leaders at the state Board of Community Colleges are suggesting name changes for two schools in Virginia. According to the Roanoke Times, Dabney Lancaster Community College and Patrick ...Read more
(Woodbridge)- A woman is facing major punishment after leaving her children inside of a hot car. Prince William County Police says this all went down last week in Woodbridge as temperatures had ...Read more
(Richmond)- More than half of Virginians are planning to travel over the summer as COVID-19 restrictions lift. That’s according to the results of a recent poll from AAA, which says 62-percent ...Read more
(Richmond)- State Police have issued a message to drivers ahead of the Memorial Day holiday weekend. Motorists are being reminded to keep any eye on their speed as they make their way through the ...Read more
(Richmond)- A judge is looking to fix all of the issues within the Virginia Employment Commission. A judge is ordering the V-E-C to take the steps to fix the backlog in unpaid unemployment ...Read more
(Undated)- There is a shortage of blue crabs in the Chesapeake Bay. According to the Maryland Department of Natural Resources, there are 282-million crabs in the bay. Officials say that the ...Read more
(Richmond)- Record low coronavirus infections have been reported across the Commonwealth. Seventy-six new cases were added yesterday. Ten additional deaths were added. Meanwhile, the state is ...Read more
(Virginia Beach)- More than 75 people are thankful to be alive after being rescued from dangerous rip currents. It happened on Sunday in Virginia Beach. Officials say that such a high number is not ...Read more
