Brian Tynes

The changes to the sticker makes it smaller and enlarges the number denoting the month.

Heading back to work, you may have noticed that it’s pretty cold out there. Take any extra precautions you need as you head out.

It’s been quite an active morning on the news front. Here’s everything you need to know to start the day and week.

We opened this week with some snow and ice, and we could be opening next week the same way.

RACC is located at 1600 Chamberlayne Avenue. It’s hours of operation are 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. Friday and noon to 5 p.m. Saturday.

We’re one step closer to the weekend, but unfortunately that means one step closer to being coated in ice. But we’ll take the good with the bad.

Rick Monahan didn’t know he won until a clerk at the 7-Eleven in Poquoson where he bought the ticket checked his numbers and said he was “the one.”

Here are some of the more notable stories from Tuesday as your begin this chilly Hump Day.

Beginning Feb. 5, the Hanover County Department of Social Services will help file tax returns every Tuesday starting at 5 p.m.

We couldn’t even go a day following the recent snow without hearing about the potential for another one – an even colder one.

The shelter said Crasher was taken in about three weeks ago and is doing well.

We’ve got all the bases covered on the aftermath of a weekend round of winter winter across central Virginia.

There has been no word on any charges the student may face.

For more information, call Commonwealth Catholic Charities at (804) 648-4177.

Friday brings a slightly more favorable forecast for this weekend’s snow with a little less accumulation expected.

The school district is looking for full-time and part-time bus drivers, nutrition workers, teaching assistants and custodians.

It’s COLD this morning. More cold temperatures are on the way and the snow forecast for the weekend shows heavy accumulation is possible.

The center said the owl is sore and bruised, but did not sustain any broken bones.

Del. Steve Heretick from Hampton Roads introduced HB2371 and posted a video to his YouTube account explaining why he supports the measure.

Several viewers have said a bright light was seen just after 6:30 a.m. in the Chesterfield/Powhatan area, which caused drivers to hit their brakes.