(Richmond)- Demand for the COVID-19 vaccine in Virginia is still greater than the supply. State Vaccine Coordinator Doctor Danny Avula says his office is allotting the doses around the state in ...Read more
(DC)- As things start to reopen and get back to normal in DC, one landmark will remain closed for the foreseeable future. The Washington Monument will not reopen as soon as everyone originally ...Read more
(DC)- Several Virginia National Guardsmen will remain in Washington, D.C. Officials say that around a-thousand troops from the Commonwealth are staying put to help with things like crowd control ...Read more
(Richmond)- State officials say vaccinations continue. According to the Virginia Department of Health, the number of people vaccinated with at least one dose has reached about 354-thousand. That ...Read more
(Richmond)- Inmates in Virginia can earn incentives if they take the coronavirus vaccine. According to the Virginia Department of Corrections, inmates can earn commissary items and telephone ...Read more
(Richmond)- The Virginia Department of Health is launching a COVID dashboard tracking outbreaks at colleges and universities. It includes data back to August 1st of 2020. The only current ...Read more
(Richmond)- DMV is making some changes so you can more easily access services during the pandemic. Teens will be able to get their new driver’s license by mail instead of having to go to ...Read more
(Louisa)- Authorities in Louisa County are warning residents of phone scammers pretending to be law enforcement. According to the Louisa County Sheriff’s Office, in some instances, the ...Read more
(Middlesex)- Electric school buses are rolling throughout Middlesex County. It’s all a part of a partnership with Dominion Energy and Middlesex County Public Schools. The two new buses were ...Read more
(DC)- FEMA has denied Virginia’s request for an emergency declaration. The request would’ve helped to cover expenses surrounding the response to the U.S. Capitol riot and the ...Read more
