During all of the coronavirus chaos, one little surprise is warming the hearts of those in Central Virginia and horse-lovers nationwide. His name is Tiny, the twin foal.
Commemorating more than 400 years of history, Henricus Historical Park re-creates 17th-century life in the second successful permanent English settlement in the New World and in the Powhatan Indian site of Arrohateck.
Chesterfield County has launched two new websites to honor the sacrifices of local public safety and military heroes who lost their lives while serving the county and the country.
RVA is the No. 14 city for mosquitoes in the country, according to a report by pest control company Orkin. That’s up two spots from where Richmond ranked last year.
The museums are launching a unique scavenger hunt experience just in time for National Scavenger Hunt Day on Sunday, May 24. The experience will run through Aug. 23.
As the pandemic forces Virginia’s 1.2 million public school students to trade classrooms for laptops and smartphones — if they have them — many educators, parents and privacy advocates are raising alarms across the state about children’s digital security.
The 30-minute virtual program will include the flying-through-space exploration guests experienced in the Dome, just on a smaller screen and from the comfort of their own home.
Phase One of Virginia's reopening gives outdoor pools the chance to get some use, but restrictions are in place, and if you plan to head out to enjoy the water this Memorial Day weekend, there are some things you'll need to know.
The country is going through something it has never experienced before, but many of you in Central Virginia continue to perform random acts of kindness for total strangers. And don’t think for one minute those heartwarming deeds aren’t going unnoticed.
A Virginia family out for a ride to get a change of scenery after being holed up at home due to the coronavirus found nearly $1 million in two bags lying in the road.
A Rockingham County produce farm is expecting an increase in strawberry-picking customers this season because it allows families plenty of space to social distance.
For many of us, walking the dog might be the only time we get out of the house. That’s the case for one Roanoke family who has wanted to make that time as dramatic as possible.
More than 60 organizations have benefitted so far from the Central Virginia COVID-19 Response Fund, and community members are joining the efforts in a creative way.
On this day in history, an international summit meant to calm relations between the U.S. and Soviet Union is derailed due to a Virginia man being exposed as a CIA spy.
After weeks of economic burden from statewide COVID-19 restrictions Virginia ABC authority announced Wednesday that it will be accelerating the process for licensees to receive approval for temporary outside dining areas.
The Virginia Museum of History & Culture recently announced a partnership with local artists, Hamilton Glass and Matt Lively, on a new project called “All in Together.”
In the days of the pandemic, most of us probably have a lot more time on our hands, but for 20-year-old Morgan Bullock, that extra time is spent on her feet and after taking some time off the VCU student says there has never been a better time to get back into her passion.
The Virginia Department of Social Services (EVSS) will be providing P-EBT benefits to families of school-aged children who no longer have access to free or reduced lunch due to closures amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Cedar Fair, which owns Kings Dominion, discussed potential changes for the upcoming 2020 season due to new state safety standards that put the opening date on hold during the coronavirus pandemic., WOIO reports.
The Virginia State University College of Engineering and Technology has made and donated more than 50 face shields to healthcare workers at Southside Regional Medical Center.
The Virginia Hospital & Healthcare Association (VHHA) and the Virginia Department of Health (VDH) will partner together to issue support and resources to long-term care facilities across the state.
The Richmond community donated more than 8,000 pounds of canned food during a food drive to benefit GoochlandCares, UP RVA, and Henrico County Family and Community Engagement.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, some childcare centers have remained open with limited capacity, but others have shut their doors. A Henrico daycare is stepping in to help their fellow childcare providers, hosting a virtual fundraiser.
Due to a nationwide shortage in masks, The Build Forward Foundation and RVA Makers have partnered together to produce over 8,000 personal protective equipment (PPE) to prevent the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19).
