Northern Virginia remembers those who lost their lives on 911
Virginians will recall the events of September 11, 2001, on Wednesday. WDBJ7 reports that Governor Glenn Youngkin will have flags across the state at...
DC Council member wants better oversight of DC inmates serving in federal prisons
Washington, D.C., does not have its own prison after closing Lorton Reformatory decades ago. When people in the District are sentenced to longer sentences,...
Woman deemed ‘too healthy’ for hospice celebrates 106th birthday
NORFOLK, Va. (WTKR) - A woman in Virginia is not only celebrating more than 100 years of life, she is celebrating her exceptional health...
Security expert: Students who make school threats ‘will be identified’
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, Va. — Law enforcement agencies across the Commonwealth remain on high alert watching for threats of violence directed at school districts...
Virginia joins AG coalition pushing for Surgeon General warning on social media
RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) — Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares has joined 41 other attorneys general in a bipartisan coalition pushing for U.S. surgeon...
VDH: More than 700 deaths by suicide in Virginia so far in 2024
HAMPTON ROADS, Va. (WAVY) — September marks National Suicide Prevention Month, an important reminder that deaths by suicide is a national health crisis...
Pro-Harris Chalk Messages Near JD Vance’s House Painted Over
A painter on Tuesday covered up messages people wrote in chalk on the barriers the US Secret Service placed around a small park adjacent...
Frustration grows among those waiting on Social Security disability claims
RICHMOND, Va – People from Virginia and beyond say they're struggling to navigate a system meant to help those unable to work. They're...
Funeral to be held for fallen DC police officer this week
D.C. police officer and investigator Wayne David will be laid to rest at the Ebenezer AME Church in Oxon Hill, Maryland. Police will be...
DC sniper Lee Boyd Malvo transferred from Virginia supermax prison to level 4 facility
WASHINGTON (7News) - Lee Boyd Malvo, one of the men convicted in the 2002 D.C. sniper attacks, has been transferred from Red Onion State...
