The Virginian-Pilot

Fully vaccinated Virginians can stop wearing masks indoors “in most situations,” Gov. Ralph Northam announced Friday.

In a major step toward returning to pre-pandemic life, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention eased mask-wearing guidance for fully vaccinated people on Thursday.

The shutdown of one of the nation’s major gasoline pipelines continued to cause panic Wednesday in Hampton Roads, along with other parts of the Atlantic coast.

People in Hampton Roads are reporting that gas stations are sold out, station owners are seeing a spike in demand for fuel, and social media has been ablaze Tuesday with posts about a nationwide gas shortage.

Once a refuge for weary travelers, Norfolk’s defunct downtown Greyhound Station now hosts dozens of the city’s homeless.

Virginia’s average coronavirus vaccination rate has dropped more than 15% over the past three weeks.

Virginians can expect all coronavirus restrictions — except for the mask mandate — to be lifted in mid-June, Gov. Ralph Northam said.

Virginia Beach’s police department is changing its body camera procedures weeks after an officer failed to activate his camera before fatally shooting a 25-year-old man at the Oceanfront.

The Virginia Department of Health has launched a new “Keep Virginia Safe” COVID-19 forecasting tournament with a $1,000 prize.

President Joe Biden took a whirlwind tour of Hampton Roads on Monday to promote a $1.8 trillion proposal that includes free universal pre-K and community college.