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To actually establish a Safety Culture so that these types of accidents do not occur. Reporter today at metro headquarters the acting chair of the nlt sb chris hart sat in on a safety meeting and spoke about the changes metros making. Were always very pleased to see parties take immediate action when they see problems during the course of the investigation. The parties are up close and personal with the issues and when they see a problem, it needs to be addressed and they need to address them. R...

The pace front royal towards falls Church Without incident. Here we are past Prince William parkway. A little more volume heading into manassas. I95 corridor getting the hov gates open northbound 95 and the main lanes everything open for you to springfield, getting to the beltway and on to 395 heading up to the 14th street bridge. Back to you. Thank you, beverly. This morning were waiting word on whether police will arrest a local gun rights activist. Officers served a search warrant at the home...

Roanoke City Council member Luke Priddy is resigning at the end of June. Monday afternoon, members of city council took the first steps toward naming his replacement.

Roanoke City Councilman Luke Priddy is resigning from his position at the end of June.

Gov. Glenn Youngkin added to his record-long list of vetoes, killing 48 measures including those that would add a right to contraception to Virginia law.

Gov. Glenn Youngkin added to his record-long list of vetoes, killing 48 measures including those that would add a right to contraception to Virginia law.

The bill would close a loophole in Virginia law.

(Possible candidate list updated at 8:10 p.m.) Mary Margaret Whipple, who represents Arlington in the Virginia Senate, announced her retirement today. Whipple has represented Virginia's 31st Senate district since 1996. Before being elected to the state Senate, Whipple served on the Arlington School Board, the Arlington County Board and the Metro Transit Board. News of

Gov. Glenn Youngkin has vetoed more bills in one year than any other modern Virginia governor vetoed in his four-year term.

Gov. Glenn Youngkin has vetoed more bills in one year than any other modern Virginia governor vetoed in his four-year term.