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Funding is the main resource needed to reduce bureaucratic bottlenecks and provide actual housing assistance.
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The division and the DOE’s Office for Civil Rights agreed to seven actions the division will follow.
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One Hampton Roads woman took WHRO on the futile journey as she tried to navigate an unclear and often roundabout system.
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The referendum will appear on the November ballot and, if it passes, could be used on new projects.
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Several council members felt the developer didn't do enough to meet with neighbors about their objections.
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The program's goal is to raise Portsmouth's profile as a hotspot for arts and culture.
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WHRO and its statewide public media partners asked 2026 congressional candidates where they stand on key issues.
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Waterfront homes are collapsing along the coast. Homeowners generally have plenty of warning before their house buckles. So why aren't most houses removed, or at least emptied, before they fall?
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Current Newport News Mayor Phil Jones faces former Virginia delegate Phil Hamilton, who had to serve prison time for federal corruption charges.
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The seven cities will pick new school board members, and some Hampton Roads counties have special school board elections.