Subway confirms it closed 1,000 U.S. stores last year, but the number is probably even higher.

Participating Applebee’s will serve margaritas in a 10-ounce mug daily.

Pope’s Bait & Tackle will close Sunday, May 5 at 4 p.m.

Last year, the DMV rejected more than 1,300 personalized license plates.

Starting Tuesday, April 30, Amazon Prime members in Richmond who own eligible Ford or Lincoln vehicles can use Key by Amazon in-car delivery to have packages delivered right to their car.

At first glance, it looks like a stoner’s paradise: acres of plants that resemble marijuana. But this crop is hemp, a relative of cannabis that has commercial uses ranging from textiles and animal feed to health products.

The Market at 25th, which is in a 25,000-square-foot building, features more than 70 local vendors.

Gov. Ralph Northam is taking a victory lap after Virginia landed significantly more new planned job and capital investment in his first 16 months in office than his last four predecessors

The Federal Aviation Administration has given the green light to drone delivery company to start delivering packages in Blacksburg

Over 500 people waited in anticipation outside before doors actually opened.

Regency Square has submitted an application to Henrico County to have the land rezoned as an Urban Mixed-Use parcel.

Beginning in July of 2019, Kohl’s will begin accepting unpackaged returns from Amazon customers at no additional cost.

Get ready to place your bets, as horse racing is one step closer to returning to Virginia.

Members of the military and their families can enjoy a 15% discount at their local Kohl’s department store

The location will serve 55 guests and feature a farm-house style interior design with brick walls and rustic lamps.

It’s “WawaDay” - #WawaDay for those of you celebrating on social media - and you can grab any size coffee at no cost throughout the day.

AARP Virginia issues scam alert ahead of Tax Day.

Lidl is launching a limited-edition peanut butter to celebrate Autism Awareness Month.

If you or someone you know is looking for work, several employers will be at a job fair Wednesday in Richmond.

This is Virginia's second IKEA store.

A study by Virginia Tech has found that state parks in Virginia contributed about $267 million to the economy in 2018.

"Ice Cream Sandwiches are creamy vanilla ice cream sandwiched between two delicious chocolate wafers," the company said.

The career fairs are open to the college’s students, alumni and the community.

Target announced on Thursday plans to increase the hourly minimum wage for all current and new employees.

Northside Vibes is the only newspaper in Richmond that’s dedicated to providing you good news, only.

The state’s new law matches language in the 2018 federal farm bill and allows anyone to grow the crop and extract whatever they want from it.

Openings include daytime and evening shifts for customer service positions.

A Sussex County woman is fighting crime by day and baking up a storm at night.

The proposed swimming facility at Regency Square will have three pools; two 25 meter pools that can be used for warm up and cool down, and one 50 meter lap pool.

While opposition is vocal, walking around downtown, you’re just as likely to run into supporters.

The frozen treat is available at many Kroger, Publix, Walmart and Walgreens stores.

The pizza giant issued a statement Friday morning announcing that the four-time NBA champion will join the company’s board of directors, invest in nine stores in the Atlanta area and “be an ambassador for the Papa John’s brand.”

The park has several positions it is looking to fill in different departments like the food and beverage team, merchandise, rides, games and more.

Sheetz announced Thursday morning that it will hire more than 500 employees across Virginia.

The German Shepherd named Kona that was abandoned in a cart at Lidl and left to die, is getting a new forever home.

Dairy Queen is offering customers one free small vanilla soft-serve cone on Wednesday to celebrate the first official day of spring.

Protesters repeatedly shouted “shame” as a northern Virginia county board unanimously approved a $23 million incentives package for Amazon to build a new headquarters there.

“Richmond has so many festivals to get involved with, and it’s a fun to way to meet other area vendors and businesses," one small business owner said.

About 50 employers will participate in the job fair, including Dominion Energy, Riverside Health System, US. Secret Service and FEMA.

Spotify says that Hulu with commercials will be free as part of its Premium plan at $9.99 a month.

Verizon Wireless confirmed in tweets to several customers on Tuesday morning that an outage impacted texts.

According to the governor’s office, Virginia has the sixth lowest seasonally adjusted unemployment rate in the country.

Henrico County-based Genworth is temporarily suspending the sales of individual long-term care insurance and income Assurance Annuity products through brokerage general agencies.

A Virginia newsprint manufacturing mill is ending production less than a year after it reopened.

The new wage will go into effect for all full-time, benefits-eligible employees on Jan. 1, 2020.

For Chef MaMusu Africanne on Main, this is their third year participating in the Richmond Black Restaurant Experience.

Marshalls will reportedly join the e-commerce wave pretty soon, according to reports.

A Richmond store was just among the first to begin carrying a new line of products that look and taste like liquor but are made from (and technically qualify as) wine.

You’ll spot several shops in downtown Hopewell, and owners say they’re flourishing.

Walmart will be closing a Chesterfield location along Iron Bridge Road.

Historic Federal Credit Union still standing strong being the last black credit union in Richmond.

Businesses will be granted more freedom in advertising drink specials.

Over 900 Richmond art students recognized as Scholastic Art & Writing Award Winners

Three counterfeit bills were recently used at a business on West Broad Street.

The credit union says they are working to fix the issue and will provide updates when they are available.

The restaurant said the increase is necessary because of higher labor costs and rising food costs.

Justin French was sentenced to 16 years in 2011 for scamming federal and state programs to rehab properties.

The online retailer faced fierce opposition from some New York politicians who were unhappy with the nearly $3 billion in tax incentives Amazon was promised.