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(Arlington)- Arlington National Cemetery is changing the way that Wreaths Across America will happen this year. The annual event will allow members of the Military to place memorials over an entire week. This replaces the normal tradition

(Richmond)- Officials with Triple-A Mid-Atlantic say it’s easy for drivers to get distracted. Keep your eyes on the road and never use your phone behind the wheel. Removing your eyes from the road for just two seconds

(Richmond)-   The Virginia DMV is seeing an unlikely trend happening this year even though residents are driving less due to the pandemic. There’s been an increase in unbelted fatalities. According to data, there are nearly ten-percent more

(Woodbridge)- A new Police Chief has been named in Prince William County. Peter Newsham will make the transition from DC to Prince William County. The Board of Supervisors made the announcement yesterday evening. Newsham has been the

(Richmond)- Most Virginians are choosing not to travel during the Thanksgiving holiday. That’s the message from Triple-A who says many people are making that decision because of concerns with the coronavirus. Officials with Triple-A say that 84-percent

(Richmond)- Relief is on the way to Virginians struggling to pay their bills during the coronavirus pandemic. The state has extended the eviction moratorium through December 31st. That means that utility companies cannot disconnect your services if

(DC)- Metro’s officals have made substantial cuts to its budget after losing hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue from low ridership this year. More noticeably, some riders will have to wait longer for their trains. The

(DC)- Officials with the Smithsonian museums and the National Zoo say they’re closing all their facilities over COVID-19 concerns. The museums and the zoo will be closed beginning Monday. The Holocaust Memorial Museum will close beginning Monday.

(Fairfax)- An indoor gun show in northern Virginia is off due to a judge’s decision. Organizers for The Nation’s Gun Show were expecting to draw thousands of people to the Dulles Expo Center in Fairfax County, but

(Richmond)-   Some financial assistance for Virginians will soon be a thing of the past. The U.S. Department of Labor has announced that they will end the Extended Benefits Program. The program gives extra financial help for those

(Woodbridge)- People in Prince William County came out in high numbers to get tested for COVID-19. So much so that the James S. Long Regional Park testing site had to close down early yesterday because it reached

(Richmond)- Officials with Triple-A are giving motorists a few pointers if you must travel this holiday season.  The association encourages everyone to get to know their vehicle better because some newer vehicles can go more than three-thousand

(Arlington)- Wreaths Across America is back on after being canceled by Arlington National Cemetery. The cemetery announced the changes on their website yesterday after Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy directed leadership to safely host the event. It is

(DC)- A name is needed for the new panda cub. The National Zoo wants your help in selecting the name of the beloved newborn. People can choose between four names and can vote once a day. You