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(Richmond)- The effort is still underway to restore gas supplies back to normal statewide. Colonial Pipeline reported over the weekend that its system was back up to normal operations. GasBuddy ...Read more

(Williamsburg)- Two theme parks in Virginia are changing the mask requirements for some of their guests. Fully vaccinated people may now go to Busch Gardens and Water Country USA without wearing a ...Read more

(DC)- Sports fans may now rely on Metro to get them home after late games.  The Board of Directors approved a new policy to expand rail service for sports games and special events in the city.  ...Read more

(DC)- More Smithsonian favorites are reopening today. The National Portrait Gallery, American Art Museum, and the National Museum of African American History-and-Culture will each welcome guests ...Read more

(Richmond)- Many longstanding restrictions in Virginia will be a thing of the past by tomorrow. Starting this weekend, social gatherings may increase to 100 people indoors and 250 outdoors. All ...Read more

(Annapolis)- Saturday is the day that many Marylanders have been waiting for. Indoor and outdoor venues in Maryland may resume normal service this weekend. Governor Larry Hogan says that includes ...Read more

(Richmond)- An update by state officials on how they plan to distribute the funds from the American Rescue Plan. Virginia is set to receive more than four-point-three-billion-dollars in federal ...Read more

(Richmond)-   The state is opening up COVID vaccines to kids ages 12-15. The state vaccine coordinator says getting the vaccine means adolescents won’t have to miss school, sporting events ...Read more

(Richmond)- State leaders are encouraging Virginians not to panic buy when it comes to gas. The Virginia Department of Emergency Management says hoarding gas can create spot shortages at stations. ...Read more

(Richmond)- Winsome Sears is the Republican choice for Virginia’s lieutenant governor. Ballot counting concluded in Richmond yesterday from the GOP convention.  If she is elected, she would ...Read more