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RICHMOND-Martinsville makes a decision on spring sports, Henrico citizens read a tweet, Virginia tigers test positive for COVID-19 and we talk #ThisIsVirginia.

RICHMOND-Richmond residents took to the streets Wednesday night. But what made the protest so bizarre was how Richmond police responded.

WISE – Ballad Health’s Chief Operating Officer Eric Deaton took the podium Wednesday for the first press briefing in two months. The reason came as a grim reminder: COVID-19 is still in Southwest Virginia.

ARLINGTON-Arlington business owners faced difficulty during the pandemic, but circumstances are turning around.

Five Democratic candidates for lieutenant governor were fighting to distinguish themselves from the pack during their most recent debate.

WINDSOR-His officers made mistakes. Windsor Police Chief Rodney Riddle admits that up front.

CHESAPEAKE-UVA makes a decision on tuition, Chesapeake strikes down an election proposal and we talk about the longest word in the English language.

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Virginia’s health centers need some help. They’re getting it in the form of $79.9 million from the American Rescue Plan.

WINDSOR-The Windsor Town Council stands behind its police department and Officer Daniel Crocker. Mayor Glyn Willis delivered that statement during Tuesday night’s meeting.

RICHMOND-Effective immediately, Virginia will stop distributing the Johnson & Johnson version of the COVID-19 vaccine.