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RICHMOND-A new unit of the Virginia Attorney General’s office will tackle wage theft, payroll fraud, and other labor rights issues.

MARTINSVILLE – If you’ve driven through Martinsville in the last three years, chances are you’ve heard of the Martinsville Southern Connector Road.

WASHINGTON, D.C. – More than 700,000 Virginians don’t have access to reliable internet. That’s especially true in rural Virginia, where the broadband problem affects one third of residents.

PHILADELPHIA-Joshua Macias and Antonio LaMotta didn’t actually do anything on Nov. 5, their attorneys said. Speaking during a virtual court hearing Thursday, the attorneys argued Philadelphia officials should drop all charges against their clients.

DANVILLE-A supercell storm hits Virginia, a mass vaccination site starts up and the feds warn about a stimulus scam.

RICHMOND – We’re one step closer to getting a viable COVID-19 vaccine for children. Moderna announced this week they’re going to be launching clinical trials soon in Richmond.

WASHINGTON D.C.- The U.S. House approved the Violence Against Women Act on Wednesday, the first step toward getting the bill reauthorized.

LYNCHBURG-Good opposes a gold medal, a severe storm approaches and another school expands in-person options.

FAIRFAX-Wednesday’s St. Patrick’s Day straw poll saw some Democratic candidates built support over the past month, while others fell.

AXTON-The National Weather Service warns a series of severe thunderstorms could hit Southern Virginia, bringing high winds, tornadoes and possibly at least a short-term power outage.