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Brian Saunders/WHRO NEWSAs the city-owned mall heads toward demolition, some tenants say promised relocation help never materialized. -
Photo by Ryan MurphyUnder an ordinance that could go before the Chesapeake City Council on June 9, the city would temporarily absorb the cost of credit card service charges on tax payments.
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Some community members worry the holiday's meaning and its neighborhood roots could be lost. -
The proposal comes after a Planning Commission letter noted current zoning allows data centers in industrial areas. -
As more research appears to connect negative outcomes with increased screen time, the board is considering eliminating classroom Chromebook use until second grade. -
The House of Delegates is scheduled to meet June 18 and the Senate on June 22. -
Painted stones are part of a survivors’ grove within the 5/31 Memorial unveiled to the public Sunday. -
A special session resumes June 18 with data center tax incentives still at the center of a standoff. -
While officers cite crowd safety, council members push back against duplicate permits. -
Some work remains but the memorial will be open to the public during a remembrance gathering on the anniversary of the mass shooting. -
The Republican faces growing political pressure in the 2nd Congressional District as gas prices climb and Democrats tie conflict to rising costs. -
LS Greenlink plans to construct a factory and manufacturing complex in Chesapeake with a combined cost of over $1 billion for the two projects.
