Gov. Glenn Youngkin established the Commission to Combat Antisemitism on his first day of office after an increase in antisemitic incidents nationally and in Virginia.

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Here’s a look at our top headlines for Tuesday!

Officials say the two people critically injured in the Chesapeake Walmart shooting are now out of the hospital.

Duke Energy said crews were making progress on restoring power to Moore County, where authorities said one or more people shot up two substations.

Richmond City council is discussing putting aside $1 million for Richmond Continuum of Care partners like CARITAS and the Salvation Army in a council meeting.

The company is recalling about 2,400 pounds of its ready-to-eat Oscar Mayer Ham and Cheese Loaf.

Acquired by Apex Glenwood VA, LLC back in 2018, Henrico County’s Director of Community Revitalization says these poor living conditions have only gotten worse over time.

The head of Richmond Redevelopment and Housing Authority wants to establish a three-member security force at each of the authority’s six large public housing communities.