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Photo courtesy of Hampton Roads TransitThe Virginia Beach City Council this week discussed the city’s development authority suspension of work with Hampton Roads Transit on a regional bus facility that was already partially funded. -
Katherine Hafner/WHRO NewsVirginia is racing to produce enough energy to meet growing demand. But solar developers are running into pushback from rural communities, which worry about environmental impacts and changing land use.
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WMRA spoke with Immigration and Customs Enforcement's Washington, D.C. and Virginia field office director and filed this report. -
Historical Society shows how the 1808 fort, near downtown, transformed into a prison camp during the Civil War. Newly recruited African American troops served as guards. -
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The world's highest concentration of data centers is in Virginia. Many residents are not happy about that. -
Virginia’s housing shortage looks grim, but builders and developers say incremental change will help“What we’re seeing is economic factors around competitiveness that are putting us at a disadvantage,” Martin Johnson with Virginia Realtors said after a meeting of the Virginia Housing Commission. -
Attorneys for the Norfolk school board say there was never a separation agreement drawn up for former Superintendent Sharon Byrdsong because those details were laid out in her original contract. -
The 25th Annual Norfolk Latino Music & Food Festival includes merchants, family-friendly activities and great food representing the diversity of Latino culture. -
New research out of William & Mary’s Virginia Institute of Marine Science explores the relationship between the worm and its host. -
The federal investigation into George Mason’s DEI policies sparks strong pushback, with supporters calling it a politically motivated attack on one of the nation’s most diverse public universities. -
Garden workers will vote on whether or not to unionize on July 23.
