Day: July 1, 2025

Largest Virginia Lottery Jackpot Ticket Sold Near Chesapeake Bay

A gas station near the Chesapeake Bay sold the biggest lottery jackpot ticket in Virginia history. Richard Stelling reports…

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New Virginia Laws Aim To Improve Maternal And Infant Health Programs

Virginia’s new laws expand Medicaid coverage for maternal and infant health, including support services like doula visits, aiming to boost outcomes for eligible families. Scott Kimbler reports…

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Northumberland County Sheriff’s Report Details Incidents For Week Of June 23

The Northumberland County Sheriff’s Office released its weekly report covering incidents for the week of June 23rd. The report includes updates on recent arrests, traffic stops, and ongoing investigations. Officials remind residents to stay vigilant and report any suspicious activity. No major crimes were highlighted, but law enforcement continues to address community safety concerns. Additional […]

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Ric To Host Global Entry Enrollment Event July 14-18

Richmond International Airport will host a Global Entry enrollment event from July 14 through 18. The U.S. Customs and Border Protection program offers expedited clearance for low-risk travelers entering the U.S. Interviews will be held in the airport’s Business Center, and applicants must complete their applications online beforehand. Appointment slots will be issued by CBP, […]

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Richmond County Orders Legal Review Of 1980s Mobile Home Ordinance

Richmond County officials have launched a legal review of a mobile home ordinance dating back to the 1980s. The move aims to assess whether the outdated rules still meet current housing needs and regulations. The review follows concerns about zoning, safety standards, and residents’ rights. County leaders say they want to ensure policies align with […]

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Delays Expected As Road Work Begins On Route 360 In Callao And Lottsburg

Work started Monday on Route 360 through Callao and Lottsburg, causing brief daytime delays. Crews will remove old pavement markings and install temporary ones from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Permanent lane changes and resurfacing will follow. The project mirrors a similar traffic pattern update completed on the main stretch through Warsaw. Drivers are advised […]

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New Virginia Laws Take Effect Today, Including Tougher Fentanyl Penalties And Seat Belt Rules

Several new laws start today across Virginia. People who manufacture or sell fentanyl causing an unintended death now face involuntary manslaughter charges, carrying one to 10 years in prison. Adults must wear seat belts in the back seat or face a $25 fine, though police can’t stop vehicles just for that violation. Restaurants with 20 […]

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Virginia Unemployment Rises For Fifth Straight Month, Highest Since 2021

Virginia’s unemployment rate climbed to 3.4% in May, marking the longest consecutive increase since the 2008 recession and the highest level since August 2021. The state lost more than 15,000 employed residents compared to last year, including nearly 5,000 federal jobs. Despite the rise, Virginia’s rate remains below the national average of 4.2%.

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New Kent To Begin Speed Camera Enforcement In I-64 Work Zones

New Kent County will start automatic speed enforcement in I-64 construction zones, issuing $100 tickets to drivers caught going 11 mph over the limit. The move aims to address an 85% increase in serious crashes since the $756 million road widening began. The sheriff’s office will use a truck-mounted radar camera to monitor each lane […]

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