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(Stafford)- Authorities in Stafford have arrested a woman who was trying to avoid the police by hiding inside of a hotel bed frame. Thirty-four-year-old Lydia Mcbee was wanted on warrants in Spotsylvania and Caroline. She was caught

(Arlington)- Placing your groceries inside of a shopping bag will soon come at a cost in Northern Virginia. The Arlington County Board approved a five-cent local tax on disposable bags. So beginning next year, residents in Arlington

(Woodbridge)- Students and staff at a Northern Virginia high school are mourning the loss of a teacher and football coach. Fred Moore was on the sidelines coaching at Woodbridge High School against Massaponax Friday night when he

(Undated)- High water in several areas yesterday. Storms pushed through the region yesterday dumping several inches of rain, especially in Northern Virginia. At least three people were rescued from their cars in Fairfax County. Meanwhile, another woman

(Richmond)- Gas prices up a bit this week. According to Triple-A, Virginians saw about a penny increase from this time last week for a gallon of gas. It averages out to around two-dollars-and-98-cents per gallon. Heading into

(Richmond)-  The Virginia Department of Health is making it easier for people to access their vaccination cards. Vaccinated residents can use the V-D-H website to get their own customized Q-R code. People may then print or save

(Richmond)- In-person early voting is officially underway in Virginia. Voters looking to avoid the polls on Election Day may now visit their local registrar’s office or satellite voting location to do so. All you need is your

(Woodbridge)- Employees with Prince William County Public Schools are now required to be vaccinated against COVID-19 or be tested weekly. The Prince William School Board also voted to limit public comment in future meetings. There will now

(Dulles)- Many people are stepping up to provide help to Afghan refugees. Airbnb is working with homeowners in Virginia to help provide temporary housing to the Afghan allies across the state. Hundreds of people across the Commonwealth

(Charlottesville)- High cholesterol is key in the development of Alzheimer’s disease. That’s according to new research from the UVA School of Medicine. Researchers say it’s behind a certain plaque build-up in the brain connected to the disease.

(Richmond)- Early voting will get underway on Friday for this year’s general election. The state Department of Elections says residents will go to their local registration office to vote once early, in-person voting starts. This year’s ballot

(Richmond)- Virginia health leaders are awaiting further guidance from the FDA regarding COVID booster shots. The state vaccine coordinator says that health personnel are ready to take on the estimated 250-thousand people who would likely line up

(Richmond)-The State Health Department has reported that several people have been diagnosed with measles. Officials are in the process of reaching out to those in the Northern-and-Central health regions who may’ve come in contact with the highly

(Newport News)- Governor Northam has officially signed the Voting Rights Act of Virginia. The act allows voters to sue for suppression while it also protects people against voter discrimination. Voting materials will also be provided in different

(Arlington)-  Another Virginia school district has set a vaccination requirement for students wishing to play sports. Arlington County Public Schools are now requiring student athletes to be vaccinated by November 8th. This will allow the students to