Super Tuesday Virginia: Voting underway as rain moves out

Many voters made their way through the rain Tuesday morning to cast their ballots in parts of Virginia.

Free COVID-19 test program ends March 8

Americans have until Friday, March 8 to order four free at-home COVID-⁠19 rapid tests from the U.S. government before the program is suspended.

Costco food court cracks down on non-members

Costco is cracking down on who can enjoy their food court and their $1.50 hot dog deal. 

Metro increasing special police officer patrols on trains, buses

Metro riders will start to see more special police officers patrolling trains and buses during trips as part of the transit agency’s push to increase security.

Car stolen in 1992 found in Virginia lake

A car that was reported stolen in 1992 was found Monday morning, officials say. 

Rent in Arlington more expensive than DC, study says

Arlington came in as the seventh-priciest rental market in the country – higher than Washington, D.C. – in a recent study. 

Why are flags in Virginia at half-staff today?

U.S. and state flags in Virginia are being flown at half-staff Monday on all state and local buildings and grounds in memory of Sterling Volunteer Firefighter Trevor Brown.

Lent 2024: Where to get your fish fry fix in the DMV

It's officially the season of Lent and that means many in the DMV will be looking for the best places to get some delicious fried fish on Fridays.

Weed in Virginia: Legislation votes to approve recreational marijuana sales

Virginia lawmakers passed legislation Wednesday that if approved by Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin would allow recreational retail sales of marijuana to begin next year.