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Photo by Natalia NelsonThe planning commission’s proposed policy and amendments to the city’s zoning ordinance would set noise and setback limits for data centers. -
Photo by Brian Saunders/Brian SaundersThe former Navy sailor traded his accounting degrees for a career chasing French furniture
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City Council will consider using open space funds to pick up 1/10th of an acre. -
The only ferry route in Currituck County was established to bring residents to school. Officials call anticipated tolls an unfair tax. -
Virginia’s new budget gives all but nine cities and counties the ability to hold referendums on sales taxes for school construction and renovation. -
The decision updates who can enforce fare policy on The Tide, drawing questions about accountability from the public. -
Some decisions in the area she’s represented for 40 years are now being made over her objections. But Henley, 83, wants four more years. -
Apple NewsThe church asked the city to end a historic district designation because it’s driving up anticipated costs. -
Juneteenth, Harborfest and Sail250 events attracted nearly 500,000 people and generated $50 million in revenue for Norfolk. -
County leaders say their workforce needs the space. Residents worry the cost is too high. -
Planned renovations at the Tidewater Drive facility will add a commercial kitchen and create new areas dedicated to job training. -
Town officials plan to complete a housing study to look at short-term rentals and other housing issues on the island.
