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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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Residents concerned about noise and environmental impacts flooded City Hall to speak against what would have been the first major data center in the region. -
The Democratic field now appears to be set for the November election. -
The GAO says problems with new technology have delayed the future USS John F. Kennedy. -
Bridge tunnel expansion work is expected to be completed within two years. -
State regulators are set to hear from petitioners seeking to require terrapin excluder devices on crab cages next week. The proposal faces pushback from commercial crabbers. -
The Trump Administration is skirting a federal law by finding new namesakes for the bases with the same last names as Confederate soldiers. -
Since 2020, at least 20 localities in Virginia have had active militia groups, according to media reports. Southern Poverty Law Center's recent report counts two militia groups in Hampton Roads. -
St. Paul – a hamlet of 830 people in coal country - remade itself into a bustling spot for ecotourism and off-road trails -
The announcement comes two months after Sentara announced it was shutting down degree programs at its college. -
"Un/Bound: Free Black Virginians, 1619-1865’ at the Museum of History & Culture showcases stories, objects and collaborations from experts on a lesser-discussed topic.
