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(Richmond)-  Governor Ralph Northam is pushing back against mandatory minimum sentences in Virginia.  He said yesterday that he won’t sign anymore legislation that requires it during his ...Read more

(Richmond)- Drivers will need to put their cell phones down in work zones if they want to avoid a ticket. Governor Northam has signed the new restriction into law, which means drivers could face a ...Read more

(Woodbridge)- A Virginia high schooler is facing charges for allegedly firing a gun in class yesterday.  Prince William County investigators say the gun went off when the 16-year-old was showing ...Read more

(Fluvanna)- Attorneys for a Fluvanna Correctional Center inmate are accusing the prison of fouling up her medication.  They claim that Margie Ryder has been hospitalized multiple times after ...Read more

(Richmond)- The state is using a twist on the tourism slogan, Virginia is for Lovers, to teach about education initiatives.  Governor  Northam announced a new marketing campaign yesterday called ...Read more

(Arlington County)- Amazon is now hiring for its second headquarters.  The company said yesterday that it’s expected to create 400 positions this year, including some that have just been ...Read more

(Charlottesville)- A judge is ruling that two statues of Confederate generals in Charlottesville are protected by state law. A lawsuit filed by The Monument Fund two years ago claims the city of ...Read more

(Richmond)- Richmond Police have a new SWAT team member, and he’s just nine-years-old.  Yesterday, Matthew Martinez was sworn in as a member of the Richmond Police Department.  He suffers ...Read more