
Podcast: Chris Graham talks COVID, NASCAR, Hamilton, more
Chris Graham debuts Five Things on AFP’s Street Knowledge podcast. Today’s five things include Bubba Wallace, COVID update, JMU renaming buildings, MLB, Today in History.

Chris Graham debuts Five Things on AFP’s Street Knowledge podcast. Today’s five things include Bubba Wallace, COVID update, JMU renaming buildings, MLB, Today in History.

Remember when 10 million people would tune in every Monday night to watch pro wrestling?

The Virginia State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation’s Appomattox Field Office has arrested two men in connection with a Sunday evening shooting in Augusta County.

The number of Virginians hospitalized with COVID-19 is at another two-month low, and the number of confirmed cases continues to drop more than a month into the phased reopen.

Chris Graham and Rod Mullins talk NASCAR news.

United Way of Staunton, Augusta County & Waynesboro has received notification that the City of Staunton has been chosen to receive $7,389 to supplement emergency food and shelter programs in the county.

The number of Virginians hospitalized with COVID-19 continues to trend sharply downward, dropping 12.1 percent over the weekend and 40.8 percent from a May 29 peak.

The number of people with COVID-19 in Virginia hospitals is at a two-month low, as other metrics related to the pandemic continue to show sustained improvement.

Chris Graham and Rod Mullins talk NASCAR news, focusing on tonight’s race in Martinsville, and the breaking news on the ban on Confederate flags at future events.

The Virginia COVID-19 case counts continue to trend in a positive direction at the 90-day mark of the ongoing state of emergency, with a three-day average below 500 and the seven-day average at a six-week low.
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