The first cruise ship arrived in Norfolk in 1996. After decades of seasonal service and millions spent on it's cruise terminal, the city started year-round service in February.

As President Trump pledges to revive ‘beautiful’ coal, Virginia’s coal counties have largely moved on to new ventures. But who stands to benefit?

Amid the summer tourism boom, North Carolina's Outer Banks have just one hospital, accessible from many areas by one narrow highway or via a ferry ride.

After Hurricane Helene devastated inland areas last year, experts warn communities far from the coast need to be prepared for severe weather.

Residential land prices in the southeast were twice as expensive as most of the rest of the United States last year.

Chesapeake’s City Council will have the final say on the 350,000 square-foot project.

Local authority over residential zoning and poor market conditions have contributed to a nationwide housing stock problem.

The 350,000-square-foot facility would be Hampton Roads’ first industrial scale data center.

The tariff reductions are temporary, but they couldn’t have come soon enough for many business owners.