Starting July 1, a list of new laws will take effect in Virginia, including a bill passed through General Assembly to toughen the punishment for catalytic converter thefts.
The Virginia Employment Commission will begin collecting overpayments it accidentally made during the pandemic starting July 1, even if the overpayment wasn’t the recipient’s fault.
Across the country, millions of people are expected to take to the skies for Fourth of July travel, but already there have been reports of delayed, overbooked, or outright canceled flights.
In the days following the bombshell overturning of Roe V. Wade, hundreds gathered outside Marcus-David Peter Circle to hold a vigil to honor those who contributed in the fight for abortion rights.
Richmond City Council was packed Monday night with city workers hoping to talk to the council on why they feel they need collective bargaining, but those conversations will have to wait until next month.
The Richmond Flying Squirrels secured the Eastern League Southwest Division First-Half championship Sunday afternoon making it their first half-title since 2014.
The ripple effects from the Roe v. Wade ruling impact some of Virginia's neighboring states, causing places like Planned Parenthood to prepare for out-of-state patients.
The NBC12 news and marketing teams won Virginia Association of Broadcasters awards, several Emmy Awards and three Promax Awards gold trophies recently.
The Department of General Services will install additional protective fencing around Capitol Square following the United States Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.
The Virginia War Memorial will be placing 12,000 American flags on its grounds to represent the nearly 12,000 Virginians for its “Hill of Heroes’ display.
Organizations will give public housing families information about how to start the buying process, and help them find affordable homeownership programs.
According to the National Restaurant Association, the wholesale cost of food has increased as much as 18 percent, which is the highest 12-month increase in over five decades.
As the United States continues to see cases of young kids getting their hands on firearms, a new initiative aims to keep guns out of the hands of small children.
