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The new data involves finding people who may have been exposed to the coronavirus.

Sierra Marie Churchwell was last seen at her Grottoes home.

A Texas woman was cited by police on Thursday for bringing a loaded gun to Richmond International Airport.

During a global pandemic, it can be difficult to complete just your average daily tasks, let alone open a new business.

The suspect in the shooting is out of a hospital and faces 17 charges.

The coronavirus is upending all aspects of life, but a reverse mortgage lender in Waynesboro says the virus plays a small role in the decision to get a reverse mortgage or not.

As of Friday, July 10, Virginia has had 68,931 total cases of COVID-19, including confirmed lab tests and clinical diagnoses, according to the Virginia Department of Health.

Police are investigating a shooting in the area of the Springhill Village Apartments in Staunton along Springhill Road.

The Arcadia Project in Staunton has created a performance series called Artists Interrupted.

In a 7-2 decision, the United States Supreme Court has ruled that President Donald Trump has no immunity, by virtue of being president, from a state grand jury subpoena for his business and tax records in a criminal investigation by the Manhattan district attorney.

On Thursday night, the Shenandoah County School Board voted to remove the names of Confederate leaders from two of its schools.

On Thursday, after being closed for four months Agora Downtown Market reopened their doors to welcome back customers.

An affidavit filed in late May states that Cooper altered eight absentee ballot requests in Pendleton County, changing party affiliation on the ballots from Democrat to Republican.

A Richmond judge granted the injunction to stop the city from removing any more Confederate monuments for 60 days.

The man trying to stop Governor Ralph Northam from tearing down the Lee monument has amended his lawsuit.

Gov. Northam announced Thursday that Virginia ended fiscal 2020 with a $236.5 million budget shortfall, far less than anticipated. Overall, state revenues were up 2% from the previous fiscal year.

The Virginia Employment Commission said there have been a total of 938,559 initial unemployment benefits claims filed in Virginia in the past 16 weeks.

June of 2019 marked Harrisonburg Parks and Recreation’s 65th anniversary.

According to the National Guard, one member tested positive two days after the mission and the following day, two others tested positive.

Crews are back at the site of the former Matthew Fontaine Maury statue on Monument Avenue this morning.

Governor Ralph Northam will be holding a ceremonial bill signing for gun legislation today.

As of Thursday, July 9, Virginia has had 67,988 total cases of COVID-19, including confirmed lab tests and clinical diagnoses, according to the Virginia Department of Health.

After James Madison University postponed its Class of 2020 commencement ceremonies again, some businesses in the friendly city are concerned for the Fall.

More and more Virginia towns, counties, and cities are making text-to-911 available, and Waynesboro is the latest addition to the list.

The Shenandoah County School Board will meet virtually on Thursday to discuss the possibility of renaming two schools’ names in the county with Confederate ties.

A new birthing center is coming to Augusta County. Queen City Birth Services has been open in Staunton since 2018, but now they're expanding what they do.

A certain pest has made its way back to farms and is impacting fruit and vegetable crops.

Kids near Rockingham County now have another place to go to have fun during the pandemic.

Shenandoah Valley's school boards are prepping for the new academic year during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The commonwealth is the first southern state to join the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative.