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Making cell service better in Williamsburg requires more small infrastructure and cooperation with service providers.
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Norfolk's live E911 operators are now handling about a third fewer calls since the AI system for nonemergency calls went live in September.
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The current home is one. Another could be part of developing plans for untouched land in the southern city.
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The city hopes to seek developer proposals for housing and mixed-use projects this winter.
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After the Sheriff's Office decided to remain in its new location at the NOAA building, City Council shifted capital funding to increase parking lost due to the city’s casino construction.
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Many cities and counties are already opting not to pursue unpaid fines, forgoing tens of millions of dollars.
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The concept is an 80-foot-tall, semi-porous fence to block wind from blowing dust off huge coal piles.
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The Ward 3 park gets new courts, playgrounds and a restored waterway.
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WHRO interviewed the candidates to represent Norfolk’s Wards 3 and 4 on the key issues shaping the November races.
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Officials say a pilot program went well and there’s value in letting citizens understand how city government functions.
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The 7-mile extension on I-64 in Norfolk is the capstone of a 45-mile HOV corridor.