As of Monday, North Carolina reported 339,194 coronavirus cases and 5,039 deaths. The daily percent positive was at 6.6 percent.

Anyone with information is asked to call police at 804-748-1251 or Crime Solvers at 804-748-0660.

Even several years after his death, a World War II veteran is still surprising his family.

As the prospect of casino gambling generates headlines in Virginia, the state is moving forward with another form of wagering.

Nearly six decades since the groundbreaking desegregation decision in “Brown v. Board of Education,” two new studies of Virginia schools report the commonwealth’s schools are still deeply divided by race and poverty.

A family has been left devastated after a thief stole their stillborn baby’s ashes from their car in the middle of the night.

The Chesterfield Food Bank is all hands on deck to get families the food they need ahead of the holidays. The organization has continued to meet a high need for meals during the pandemic.

A Henrico woman pleaded guilty to aiming a laser pointer at a police plane while at the Robert E. Lee monument in June during civil unrest.

VCU basketball was preparing to head to Knoxville for the Volunteer Classic to face Charlotte and Tennessee. Now the Rams are searching for a replacement.

The VMI committee charter was approved after consulting with Virginia’s chief diversity, equity, and inclusion officer and the secretary of education on Monday.

The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore posted a video of its baby chimpanzee named Maisie laughing for the first time earlier this month.

If you are hitting the road for Thanksgiving, AAA says gas prices in Virginia are the lowest they’ve been in years around the holiday.

The Tri-City Chili Peppers have announced their 2021 game schedule as they get a step closer to their debut in the Coastal Plain League.

Virginia’s commercial marijuana market could yield between $30 million to $60 million in tax revenue in the first year, according to a new report by the state’s legislative watchdog agency.

Prior to this weekend, Jenkins said his team had only written about 50 tickets, more than half of them over Halloween weekend.

She was the first African American nurse to work at the school since it opened in 1909.

Saxon Shoes is kicking off its 28th annual “Sanxon Shoes for the Needy” collection

A Virginia delegate is proposing that all future tax revenue from legal cannabis be used as reparations for Black and Indigenous Virginians.

Could legalizing marijuana in Virginia help address social disparities and inequities? That’s one of the topics the state’s legislative watchdog agency explores in a new report examining how the commonwealth should legalize marijuana.

The First Lady says the arrival of the 18 1/2 foot Fraser Fir will continue a holiday tradition at the White House dating back to 1966.

Fairfax County Police said Sunday that they had charged Nizhamuding Jureti with one count of forcible sodomy after he assaulted a male patient in his care.

The complaint alleged the admissions process relies too much on a standardized test and that the school system failed to identify gifted Black and Hispanic students in its elementary and middle schools.

Police are investigating after a female teen was found shot to death inside a residence Sunday afternoon.

Within the past month, courts in Hartford, Connecticut, San Diego and Norfolk, Virginia, have had to delay jury selection for trials because too few people responded to jury duty summonses.

The Hopewell Police Department was out in full force on Saturday afternoon to make sure hundreds of city residents could put food on the table this Thanksgiving.

With Thanksgiving just days away, many Virginians are choosing to alter their usual holiday travel plans and stay home.

Pinckney has 12 living children, 45 grandchildren, 76 great-grandchildren and 12 great-great grandchildren. He lives in the College Park area.

The Virginia DMV is now offering commercial driver’s license renewals online.

Christmas time has arrived in Gatlinburg as lights on the SkyBridge are now twinkling over the mountains.

“We will miss seeing you at the special time of year and wish everyone a safe and joyous holiday season."

Black Friday has evolved from a one day shopping frenzy to a month long savings event. And if you’re shopping online, Rachel DePompa has some strategies that will definitely save you some cash in this On Your Side Savings Guide.

Here’s a look at our top headlines before you head out the door.

The Chesterfield Health District is offering four free COVID-19 testing events around the Thanksgiving holiday.

Virginia State Police is reminding drivers to slow down, wear a seatbelt and pay attention to the road this Thanksgiving.

Families can enjoy “The Polar Express” during an immersive drive-in experience with Henrico County Recreation and Parks.

Police say gunfire struck a D.C. firefighter who was tending to a shooting victim, NBC Washington reports.

AAA says many are staying home because of coronavirus concerns. Meanwhile, the airport is seeing the most travelers since March.

Drivers in Prince George area should plan to use a detour on Monday morning — unexpected delays are keeping crews on the Benjamin Harrison Bridge during the day on Monday.

A Richmond man has been sentenced to 30 months in prison for distributing heroin and fentanyl.

Hikers and bicyclists can now explore a historic railroad tunnel in Virginia’s Blue Ridge Mountains after nearly two decades of restoration efforts.

Virginia’s unemployment rate improved in October as the commonwealth gained thousands of jobs in hospitality, transportation and other industries.

A man seen forcefully exhaling on two women outside President Donald Trump’s Virginia golf course has been charged with assault.

Chick-Fil-A is spreading holiday cheer with gift guides and seasonal menu items.

The Mechanicville Volunteer Fire Department will continue its tradition this year as it brings out fire trucks and Santa Claus himself.

The Richmond Police Department has located a man who was reported missing after not being seen for two weeks.

The Chesterfield County School Board has scheduled four meetings for the upcoming weeks, including one with the district’s school health advisory board and special education advisory committee.

The Oscar Mayer Wienermobile is making its way to Richmond between Nov. 29 and Dec. 7, according to a Facebook post from one of the vehicle’s drivers.

John Paul “Jack” Jones, for whom Virginia’s John Paul Jones Arena is named, has passed away at the age of 100.

Most Virginians can renew their identification online or by mail — an option instated by the Department of Motor Vehicles due to COVID-19 — and they’re being encouraged to signup for a two-year renewal.

Petersburg Police will conduct a death investigation after finding an injured man who died from his injuries Sunday.

As people around the world plan for virtual holiday gatherings, the United States Postal Service is preparing for an increase in mailed packages.

Police are investigating after a man was found shot in Petersburg.

The crowd that gathered outside of Eriq Coleman’s home can’t measure the impact this 25-year-old made on the lives of his family and friends.

Police in Virginia say a woman and three young children are dead in an apparent murder-suicide.

A Martinsville man is wanted after allegedly stabbing his fiancé during an argument.

The Richmond Police Department is investigating a crash that killed a pedestrian on Friday night.

Residents at nursing and assisted living facilities will likely not be able to have Thanksgiving with their loved ones this year, but staff at places like Rosewood Village are trying to keep residents connected to their family, even if it's not in person.

UVA student-athletes show high graduation rates in recent NCAA report