State News
National Guard activated on Eastern Shore following storm
Virginia National Guard Spec. Lakin & Sgt. Thomas of the 1710 Transportation Company mobilized out of the Onancock Armory respond to calls on the Eastern Shore.
RICHMOND, Va. — Though the winter storm has moved through the state and northward to New England, Virginia State Police are still dealing with the effects of up to a foot of snow left behind.
State Police Spokeswoman Corinne Geller said in a written statement Saturday evening that state troopers responded to over 500 crashes and about 700 disabled vehicles across the state between midnight and 6 p.m. on Saturday.
Meanwhile, the National Weather Service said parts of southeast Virginia had seen about a foot of snow. More than 11 inches were reported in Williamsburg while meteorologists say Richmond saw more than 6 inches.
Sunday’s high winds have created havoc on Virginia’s Eastern Shore, with snow drifts of three-to-four feet. Soldiers from the Virginia National Guard Onancock Armory have been activated to help with the situation.
Assistant Chief and Fire Marshal Gerry Maiatico Highlights Staffing Needs and Volunteer Opportunities
Data Center Bills Dominated This Year’s General Assembly. Here’s What Passed.
Housing Bills to Boost Supply, Protect Tenants On The Way to Spanberger’s Desk
4 Ideas for Keeping Fit While Babysitting Your Grandchildren
Do You Know Your Grains?
Tips for Staying Safe Around Unfamiliar Dogs
Skyline FFA Students Promote Agriculture at South River Community Forum
Warren Coalition Works to Build Resilience and Prevent Substance Abuse
Warner Files for Reelection, Launching Bid for Fourth U.S. Senate Term
Registrar Urges Residents to Stay Informed and Participate in Upcoming Elections
South River Forum Brings Residents and Leaders Together at Skyline
CHEO Garden Expands Mission of Food, Learning and Community
Sharing a Room: How to Avoid Sibling Conflicts
Laurel Ridge to Host Week of the Young Child Art Exhibit
Free $1,000 ‘Trump Accounts’ Draw 1 Million Families
‘The Revenant: A Novel of Revenge’
Virginia Lawmakers Close 2026 Session With Focus on Lowering Costs
The 10 Most Important Things That Happened in Virginia’s 2026 Legislative Session
Electric Vehicle Market Adjusts as Industry Rethinks the Road Ahead
Cultures Around the World Mark the Spring Equinox With Unique Traditions
Laurel Ridge to Host 46th Annual Spring Follies: “Back to the ’90s”
Love Revival to Host Free Community Easter Celebration in Front Royal
Salvation Army of Front Royal Plans Annual Dinner and Raffle Fundraiser
Stephen Paul Sill (1955 – 2026)
