Re-start the economy, but do it safely- that’s what many small businesses are faced with as they open their doors back up. A group of leaders from all across the Richmond region is coming together to help.
Of the eight individuals killed two were riding on motorcycles and one was a pedestrian. Statewide, Virginia troopers statewide responded to 480 crashes, cited 2,489 reckless drivers and arrested 70 impaired drivers.
Virginia State Police say a tractor trailer was headed south on Blue Ridge Turnpike when it failed to stop, ran into a dump truck, and then plowed into the Somerset Center Store.
Officials in Virginia Beach have canceled July Fourth fireworks displays slated for two locations in an effort to keep residents safe and comply with orders issued amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Democratic state Del. Jennifer Carroll Foy has formally launched her bid for Virginia governor, using email and social media to make her first appeal to voters amid the social distancing constraints of the coronavirus pandemic.
The Virginia Department of Health (VDH) reported 39,342 total positive coronavirus tests throughout the state Tuesday - a 1,615 case jump since the day before.
Do you have a mask? You only have a few more days to get one before they are required in public. Here’s a look at that and more to get your day started.
On Memorial Day weekend 2019, 9-year-old Markiya Dickson’s life was taken while attending a community event with her family at Carter Jones Park. A year later, the community is honoring her memory, sending a message to put an end to violence.
Virginia has the 10th highest rate of cases among state prisoners, with more than three cases for every 100 inmates, according to The Marshall Project.
If you are planning a trip to Six Flags this year, you will need to know about the new policies the company has put in place to help stop the spread of COVID-19.
A federal appeals court has heard arguments in the case of a transgender man who sued a Virginia school board after he was barred as a student from using the boys’ bathrooms at his high school.
The temporary suspension on eviction cases ordered by the Virginia Supreme Court has ended. As of last week, courts have restarted non-essential cases, which means eviction cases are picking up again.
Big announcements are expected in Richmond today as we continue our road to recovery. Here’s a look at everything you need to know after a long holiday weekend.
The city of Richmond and Bike Walk RVA have partnered together to survey where the city needs open streets for walking and biking safely during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Anheuser-Busch is donating more than 6,900 eight-ounce bottles of hand sanitizer to Virginia Emergency Services to provide critical resources in support of our first responders on the front lines.
As the nation takes a day to memorialize its military dead, those who are living are facing a deadly risk that has nothing to do with war or conflict: the coronavirus.
A Henrico woman is sharing her story of recovering from COVID-19 after spending 15 days hospitalized but surrounded by people she believes helped heal her more than medicine.
“We’ve adopted approximately the same number of pets this year between March 17 and May 17 as last year during the same period of time, so about 450 pets."
The Virginia Department of Health is reporting a second case of a rare inflammatory syndrome that the CDC has warned is affecting some children around the country who have contracted COVID-19.
Local governments across Virginia are set to start receiving their first share of federal funding designated to cover spending related to the coronavirus pandemic.
A fire official says emergency crews on Monday rescued 20 hikers who had been trapped on a popular southwest Virginia trail after heavy rains caused flash flooding.
A top official in the Virginia city where a white nationalist rally erupted in violence in 2017 has called for renewing discussions about removing two Confederate statues, one of which became the focus of the rally.
The new law, which takes effect July 1 reduces penalties for offenses involving the possession of up to one ounce of marijuana to a civil violation, which means no arrest and no criminal record.
