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Richmond Times-Dispatch RICHMOND — Before he inherited a disastrous vaccination rollout with little infrastructure and federal guidance to fix it, before he battled a supply shortfall that placed high-risk essential workers months from receiving vaccines, and before his face was among the most watched in Virginia, Dr. Danny Avula went on vacation after nine months of working 100-hour weeks. “Hello Media Friends,” Avula, 42, wrote in an email to journalists Dec. 8, six days before the first batch of coronavirus vaccines arrived in Virginia. “These last 9 months have been su...

The Virginia Department of Transportation is already pre-treating roads ahead of any snow and preparing to work around the clock on Sunday.

Northam on Va. vaccine rollout: "No question that we need to speed the process up" RICHMOND — In the last few weeks of a harrowing year, Virginia’s vaccination campaign was met with a gaping mismatch of supply and demand, fluctuating federal estimates and inconsistent messaging that left it trailing behind the majority of states. For now, its troubled rollout doesn’t reflect the optimistic mass mobilization imagined by state officials. Yet as Virginia continues to grapple with the missteps that impeded its efforts in the first place, state officials are promising residents t...

Last minute reminders to spread cheer (not COVID) at holiday gatherings * (Source: WTOC) By NBC12 Newsroom | December 23, 2020 at 7:28 PM EST - Updated December 23 at 7:28 PM RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - If you’re planning to gather with loved ones this Christmas, the Virginia Department of Health has some tips for you to stay safe. The safest thing you can do is spend your holiday at home, but if you’re planning to travel, there are many things you can do to minimize your exposure. When it comes to traveling, driving is the safest way to go. You can choose who is inside your car.