Megan Luther

Keeping people out of the hospital is why Fauci calls the shot a success. It’s also why Northam hopes more people will get vaccinated.

Chief Ron Lantz says events like these are big to restore trust and build bonds.

The Weyers Cave Volunteer Fire Company was on track with its plan to replace a firetruck every 10-12 years, until now. Last month, after putting a brand new pump truck in service, another truck got hit by a car and is out of service.

Antwhon Suiter has led protests in Augusta County for over two months now. Page and Warren Cash stand alongside in opposition of the protesters to show their support for local law enforcement.

Researchers with the University of Virginia say they’ve discovered something the medical community has spent 60 years looking for.

Albemarle County Public Schools will be promoting digital equity this coming academic year for all students.

The Jefferson Area Board for Aging is looking for volunteers to help people make big financial decisions and learn about Medicare.

A new report from Bussiness.org says Virginia ranks at the bottom when it comes to teacher pay.

The General Assembly is meeting once again this week in Richmond, where legislators will discuss possible regulations on NIL agreements for college athletes.

Tonight, Dr. Michael Richards, division superintendent, says he will recommend to the school board that masks should be worn indoors by all but be optional while outside.

The Shenandoah LGBTQ Center has opened their doors as a safe space for youth in the Valley. Their services are always available, but they’ve emphasized the importance since the Augusta County School Board failed a policy to allow students to use the restroom that corresponds with their gender identity.