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(Richmond)-  A number of Virginia school districts have plans to keep their mask mandates in place despite executive action from Governor Glenn Youngkin.  Youngkin signed an executive order on Saturday that dropped the indoor mask mandate for

(Stafford)- Four horses are dead following a barn fire in Stafford County.  Fire crews were called to the one-thousand-block of Mountain View Road early Sunday morning for reports of a large barn engulfed in flames.  They had

(Richmond)- For the first time in more than four-years, Ralph Northam is heading back to the doctor’s office.  The former governor said he has plans to resume his work as a pediatrician now that he is no

(Richmond)- Top medical professionals across the state are asking Governor Ralph Northam for help.  The Virginia College of Emergency Physicians have asked Northam to declare another State of Emergency.  The group of emergency physicians feel like this

(Richmond)- Minimum wage is about to go up in Virginia. Minimum wage becomes eleven-dollars an hour beginning tomorrow. It was previously set at nine-dollars-and-50-cents. The last time minimum wage increased across the Commonwealth was 2009. Plans are

(Arlington)- Arlington County Public Schools will temporarily halt certain activities due to COVID-19. All sports and in-person extracurricular activities are being canceled through January 14th. The Arlington superintendent said in a statement that the goal in this

(Richmond)- Drive sober or get pulled over. That’s the message from Virginia State Police to all motorists ahead of tonight’s celebrations of a new year. More than a-hundred law enforcement agencies across the state are joining forces

(Fairfax)- A Virginia State Police trooper is receiving medical treatment following an accident in Fairfax County.  Authorities say it all unfolded Wednesday evening when the trooper’s vehicle was hit by another car during a traffic pursuit on

(Richmond)- Students returning to the University of Richmond after winter break will need to provide negative COVID-19 test results first. Those who will be living in the dorms will need to supply a recent PCR test before

(Richmond)- Governor-elect Youngkin is encouraging all Virginians to get the COVID-19 vaccine. Youngkin says he believes we will have to live with COVID-19 for the foreseeable future so getting vaccinated is the best thing to do. Youngkin

(Charlottesville)- Booster shots are now required for students and faculty at the University of Virginia. Everyone must prove they’ve received extra protection against the virus before February 1st. This is a requirement for the UVA community to

(DC)- All in-person events at the National Cathedral are being put on hold due to concerns with COVID-19.    Officials say the Cathedral will close for all in-person visits and worship services into January.  The hope is

(Richmond)- There’s disappointment after the much-anticipated unveiling of a 19th century time capsule in Richmond. A time capsule found under the Robert E. Lee Statue was opened yesterday, but none of the items inside were what historians

(Richmond)- Grant money is available for child care vendors across Virginia. It’s part of the Child Care Stabilization Grant program and eligible providers include certified preschools, licensed family day homes, and child care centers. First Lady Pam

(McLean)- The home of former Virginia Governor Chuck Robb has been destroyed by a massive blaze. Flames broke out late Tuesday night at the McLean home requiring the response of multiple fire companies. Governor Northam said he