Macy’s says it will stop paying tens of thousands of employees who were thrown out of work when the chain closed its stores in response to collapsing sales during the pandemic.
Effective Friday overnight facilities and restrooms will be closed through April 30. The closure includes all cabins, campgrounds, camping cabins and yurts, as well as restrooms and bathhouses.
For property manager Nelda Hylton, thriving in period of social distancing due to COVID-19 means relying on technology in order to buy rent or sell real estate in Richmond.
A new report from the Department of Labor shows that 3.3 million Americans filed for unemployment benefits last week, quadrupling the previous record set in 1982.
In an effort to ease the economic blow the statewide COVID-19 restrictions are having on local businesses, the Henrico County Board of Supervisors and County Administrators is launching an initiative to support locally owned restaurants, caterers and similar businesses by purchasing meals for public
With the planting season fast approaching, Virginia farmers, still smarting from the bruising effects of the U.S.-China trade war, are facing an extra dose of uncertainty.
Virginia lawmakers approved legislation to allow developers to build five large casino resorts around the state in what supporters hope will be a dramatic economic boost to struggling areas.
In a press conference Saturday Governor Ralph Northam doubled down on his call for businesses to reinforce mandates that limit the number of patrons to businesses in the commonwealth to 10 people or less amidst the latest confirmed COVID-19 coronavirus surpassing 150 cases.
The measure allows Medicare to cover many more older patients who engage in virtual visits with doctors, from their home. The move comes at a time when telemedicine could be more urgent than ever before.
Since the Coronavirus pandemic began, numerous NBC12 viewers have called into the newsroom, concerned that their companies have not taken any action to keep them distant from other employees.
After a week of data collection operations amidst the outbreak of the COVID-19 coronavirus strain the U.S. Census Bureau announced Wednesday that it will be suspending it’s field operations for two weeks until April 1, 2020 in an effort to slow the spread of the illness which has killed thousands.
A major discount retailer is adjusting its operating hours while also encouraging allowing special time periods for shopping for customers who are at particular risk from the novel coronavirus.
Many people raced to stores to stock up on everything from sanitizer, water and even toilet paper. Many want to be prepared for the possibility of being quarantined at home.
Panda Express is opening its newest location in Chester, Mar. 13, with a ribbon cutting ceremony beginning at 11a.m. with the Chesterfield County Chamber of Commerce.
The City of Richmond Mayor’s Youth Academy (MYA) is recruiting employers in Richmond who can hire youth for a six-week summer work experience as part of the Summer Employment Program.
Richmond’s Black restaurant experience is now in full swing!The week of March 1st-8th is dedicated to supporting the city’s black-owned restaurants in the growing culinary scene.
On Feb. 20, Dominion Energy notified PJM, the regional electric grid operator from which Virginia gets its energy, that it plans to deactivate its two remaining coal units at the Chesterfield Power Station, once the largest fossil-fuel-fired power plant in Virginia.
Henrico leaders have approved a change in the ordinance to allow short-term rentals, like Airbnb, to operate across the county, with certain restrictions.
As Richmond continues to grow so does it’s tourism, which is why a new tourism campaign hopes to highlight the region’s Black culture in art, entertainment, food and history.
The big gambling report Virginia lawmakers asked for to help them figure out how to start a casino industry didn’t say exactly what the General Assembly should do.
The high alert and early planning for a planned protest at the Capitol Building finds downtown businesses scrambling to make a decision on whether they will keep their doors open on Monday.
The Black History Museum and Cultural Center of Virginia is getting ready to release its newest exhibit, Paradox of Liberty: Slavery at Jefferson’s Monticello that explores the lives of slaves who lived and worked at Monticello.
The Richmond Animal League has officially launched their year long partnership between Richmond artist Jacob Daley of Daley Dots to help raise proceeds for the animals in the shelter.
If you love to pamper your pet, good news a new $2 million pet spa and daycare called Pet Paradise is coming to the Chesterfield area near Chesterfield town center.
