The Department of the Treasury will soon provide information about economic impact payments under the recently enacted law, the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act, or CARES Act.

Over the weekend, the number of coronavirus cases surpassed 1,000 in Virginia.

The number of deaths at the facility linked to COVID-19 make up roughly 33% of the total number of deaths in Virginia.

The start of hurricane season is two months away, and it could be an active season in 2020.

YMCA of Greater Richmond announced it is now able to offer full-day childcare for essential employees at a reduced rate.

Attorney General Mark Herring has taken further actions to crack down on price gouging in Virginia by sending warning letters to 42 businesses about which Virginians have complained.

Mayor Levar Stoney is working with city restaurants to use curbside services during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

Philip Morris USA says it plans a limited restart of production at its South Richmond plant next week

Sports Backers and Venture Richmond announced that the 2020 Dominion Energy Riverrock festival has been canceled.

But for everyday Virginians, there’s not much of change between the new directive and previous restrictions announced by the administration.

The county announced that more than 500 part-time and full-time employees have been furloughed until further notice beginning April 4.

The DMV announced via social media and its website that all Virginia DMV customer service centers has extended its closures until April 23.

Two Virginia ABC stores have reopened after coronavirus (COVID-19) cases caused the stores to close down.

Chesterfield police say a man has died a week after he crashed into a tree.

2020 Friday Cheers has announced updates amid the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.

The value of open space, within each and every local community in Virginia, is now more evident than ever before.

Police said two men entered the store in the 6500 block of Jefferson Davis Highway early Tuesday morning and demanded cash.

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Many non-profits have been hit hard by the coronavirus crisis, and that includes Sportable in Richmond, an organization centered on adaptive sports. No matter what the sport may be, Sportable has had athletes with disabilities in Central Virginia covered since 2005.

VCU Health is accepting letters of encouragement and thanks for healthcare workers to help brighten their day.

The first case of COVID-19 has been confirmed in Surry County.

Starting next week, all Virginia ABC stores in the state will be reducing hours of operations.

We’re expecting beautiful weather and wind, so consider flying a kite, drawing with chalk or kicking a ball.

Could wearing a tie increase your chances of catching COVID-19 novel coronavirus? As crazy as it sounds, doctors say there’s some real science to back it up.

The Virginia State Police are investigating a three-vehicle crash with two confirmed fatalities that happened on northbound I-95, near exit 58.

Kids of all ages will have to wait until next year to meet the White House Easter Bunny.

Rodriguez is a full-time bartender and grad student at the Red Derby in Washington D.C, which is closed indefinitely due to the coronavirus.

Each day, we’re learning more about what the different federal agencies are doing to try to protect Americans from the coronavirus.

It’s not often one finds a talent like Hopewell’s TreVeyon Henderson.

You’ve likely seen it in grocery stores; barren shelves and empty isles.

BetterMed is offering curbside exams at three of their sites for the coronavirus (COVID-19).

There are about 33,500 Americans who remain stranded abroad that the U.S. Department of State is working to help return home, according to spokeswoman Morgan Ortagus.

Experts say guarding your eyes, along with your hands and mouth, can also help slow the spread of COVID-19.

One person was seriously injured following a two-vehicle crash in Chesterfield.

Virginia is for Restaurant Lovers Week is this week. Here are three options for you.

Three Richmond Ambulance Authority employees have tested positive for COVID-19, according to officials.

“I think it's only going to get worse,” said Dr. William Hark, MD, with Richmond Allergy & Asthma Specialists. “April is going to be a terrible month for allergies."

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Colonial Downs, in conjunction with the New Kent Fire Department and Virginia Department of Forestry, will conduct a controlled burn of the Secretariat Turf Course on March 30 at 4 p.m.

The Netflix documentary series "Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness" has become the top show in the country on the streaming platform, and a Florida sheriff hopes to use the popularity to get new leads in a cold case.

The Piedmont Health District says a resident in the district has died due to COVID-19.

One person was injured after a cooking-related fire in Chesterfield.

The Prince George Food Bank has changed its hours and will be seeking donations of certain hours.

The singer-songwriter's family said Sunday that Prine was critically ill.

Kroger stores in Virginia, West Virginia, Tennessee, Kentucky and Ohio has more than 1,500 job openings.

Mirko and Valerio have racked up millions of views over the last couple of weeks after recording the song while in isolation during the pandemic.

A Henry County man faces charges in connection to an assault on two women at a townhome on Pale Moon Place

The Cathedral of St. Thomas More in Arlington has been wired to increase its wifi capabilities.

The Greater Richmond Transit Company (GRTC) has supplied sanitizer from a Reservoir Distillery.

Drivers in Virginia will be seeing another week of gas prices sharply dropping.

Officers serving a warrant has lead to a standoff with Chesterfield police.

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.

Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan has issued a “stay-at-home” directive in response to the coronavirus.

The University of Richmond has donated thousands of safety gloves from science labs to local healthcare workers to assist with the coronavirus (COVID-19).

Richmond police have identified a man shot and killed Sunday afternoon.

Local businesses in Richmond will be hosting donation bins for the homeless.

A Goose Creek resident says a venomous snake got caught in the stroller as she was taking a walk with her 3-month-old daughter in the Brickhope Greens neighborhood.

A Jackson gas station owner is giving back to his community during the global pandemic.