Hannah Eason

Registered voters can cast an early ballot for the upcoming Presidential election until Oct. 31.

Chesterfield County Public Schools will no longer distribute meals to six community locations due to “very low” participation, a Facebook post from the school district said.

Prince George County Public Schools is accepting applications for a handful of positions.

The Camel is serving brunch with a twist: Grateful Dead sets will play on the big screen as guests enjoy their Sunday meal.

Henrico County Public Library is encouraging children to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with an online book collection.

Hanover County Public Schools is hosting a job fair to fill transportation and custodial positions.

Team members at the Children’s Hospital of Richmond are teaching safe car seat usage in honor of Child Passenger Safety Week.

The University of Virginia identified positive COVID-19 cases by testing wastewater within a residence hall.

The Richmond community will honor a 5-year-old boy who was shot and killed while riding his bike during a memorial event on Saturday.

Henrico police say that Mary Shomo has been safely located.

The vigil, planned through a Facebook event, is slated for Sunday, Sept. 20, from 7:30-8:30 p.m at the Federal Courthouse at 701 Broad Street.

Nearly fifty years ago, the Prince George police made a discovery near the Holiday Inn on Interstate-95.

Are you a fan of true crime podcasts? This may be the discussion group for you.

Gov. Ralph Northam issued a state proclamation on Friday which made Virginia the 17th state to recognize Clean Energy Week.

The City of Richmond launched a new program that will aim to highlight local artists and promote literary arts.

Sports Backers and Kids Run RVA announced a new “Kids Challenge: Virtual Edition" that encourages Richmond-area kids to stay active every day.

While teaching a virtual class on Friday afternoon, one Chesterfield educator found out she was one of seven teachers in the running for Virginia’s Teacher of the Year.

Longwood University’s spring graduation ceremony, which was postponed due to COVID-19, has been canceled.

The Children’s Museum of Richmond is hosting its first free, virtual event on Saturday, Sept. 19.

One man is fighting for his life after a shooting in the Manchester area of Richmond early Saturday morning.

When one Chesterfield resident met her pit bull “Petey," she says she “instantly fell in love with him.” The pup had the same effect on TikTok, and he now has more than 250,000 followers on the video app.

Liberty Middle School will reopen on Tuesday after instruction was stopped due to three employees testing positive for COVID-19.

One of the most iconic warplanes from World War I, the B-17 Bomber, is coming Hanover County Municipal Airport.

Police have charged a 14-year-old boy with shooting a man who suffered life-threatening injuries.

In-person absentee ballot voting opens in Virginia on Sept. 18. Before you head to the registrar’s office, here’s a look a who’s on the ballot in Richmond.

In celebration of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, St. Jude will host their annual walk with a virtual twist.

The Valentine museum is taking nominations for people who have made substantive and lasting contributions to the greater Richmond area.

Chesterfield County Public Schools is providing support and repair for the 60,000 learning devices distributed to virtual learners in the county.

The University of Richmond is slated to launch a webinar series that will discuss race relations and COVID-19.

A survey of more than 300 parents found that one-third of parents have reduced or stopped working to support their child’s virtual learning.