Info2Go

(Richmond)- Governor  Youngkin has officially signed the new 165-billion-dollar budget.  It includes 400-million-dollars that will go towards salary increases for law enforcement as well as tax relief for Virginia families.  There will be no gas tax holiday

(Woodbridge)-  A man is being held without bond for driving under the influence and his role in a fatal pedestrian crash.  Police say that a 45-year-old man and his dog were hit by a car while they

(Undated)-  It’s that time again to head to the polls in Virginia.  All polling centers are open today between the hours of 6 a.m. and 7 p.m.  People that decide to vote with a mail-in ballot have

(Richmond)- Richmond is not immune to the problems affecting travelers around the country.  Richmond International Airport reported that 30 flights were canceled between Friday and Sunday.  Nationwide, about 800 flights were canceled yesterday alone.

(Richmond)-  Governor Youngkin is outraged after the Virginia Senate defeated his gas tax holiday.   It would’ve cut prices at the pump by about 26-cents per gallon for 90-days.  Despite passing in the House, the Senate did not

(Richmond)- Three tornadoes are now confirmed to have been part of Thursday’s damaging storms in central Virginia.  The National Weather Service confirmed the presence of three tornadoes touching down.  One hit west of Mineral and another two

(Ashburn)- For the first time in a while, training camp for the Washington Commanders will not be held in Richmond.  The team announced yesterday they will embark on the 2022 season from their practice facility in Ashburn. 

(Richmond)- Things are starting to change for Virginians in regards to COVID-19.  Effective immediately, anyone that is exposed to COVID-19 but has tested positive within the past six-months will no longer need to quarantine.  This goes for

(Richmond)- Gas prices across Virginia are averaging right around four-85.  That’s according to the latest update from Triple-A.  Virginia drivers have experienced nearly a two-dollar increase from a year ago.

(Richmond)- Virginia lawmakers are making sure that realtors across the state have access to affordable health coverage.  Governor Youngkin signed legislation yesterday that allows realtors to form an association health plan for real estate employees.  State leaders

(DC)- The Army-Navy game is coming to DC.   The two academies yesterday said their 2024 meeting will be played at FedEx Field. The Washington, D.C. visit is part of a move to have the game played at

(Fairfax)-Schools in Fairfax County may limit how much students use their cellphones, beginning next year.  Under revisions being considered for a handbook on students rights, cellphones may not be allowed during classes as well as trips to

(Fairfax)-  Authorities have located a missing three-year-old girl who was abducted by her mother.  Virginia State Police issued an AMBER alert late last night for Amelia Kraus who was taken from an Alexandria home by 35-year-old Catherine

(Albermarle)- Governor Youngkin is helping to highlight a tourist attraction in central Virginia.  Hecut the ribbon on a new trail at Keswick Vineyards in Albemarle County.  The area along Route 231 is made up of wineries, cideries,