Business & Growth

The ecosystem spanning more than 3,200 square miles remains a largely natural landscape, but population growth could make that hard to maintain, according to a new report.

Local officials use what they call a “Harry Potter resiliency sorting hat” to help residents with problems such as flood damage and failing septic systems.

James City County will see a plan in the fall about establishing a community land trust, like Richmond, Charlottesville and Lynchburg use to keep housing prices down.

Employees with the National Science Foundation are being kicked out of their new building in Alexandria and the future is uncertain for the agency.

The Virginia Aquarium is reaching the end of its usable life and Virginia Beach leaders already tried to sell the facility to private owners to deal with rising maintenance costs.

WHRO Public Media’s governing board will discuss how to cut costs if the U.S. Senate follows through with a plan to take back all government funding for public media.

The court ruled conservative interest groups behind the suit, as well as the Trump administration, have until September to decide how to proceed given changes to federal priorities.

Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s administration briefed legislators on potential health care cuts for the first time this week.

The law, passed by the General Assembly in 2021, applies to food vendors with 20 or more locations starting July 1.

Bridge tunnel expansion work is expected to be completed within two years.