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The Patriotic Festival will return to the Virginia Beach Oceanfront 2027

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Bon Secours breaks ground on $200 million hospital expansion in Newport News

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Historic Cavalier, neighboring hotels at Virginia Beach Oceanfront could be sold

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A new nonprofit wants to plant more community gardens in Norfolk to combat food insecurity, rising costs

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Newport News mayor says Noodle Con event is on track for Memorial Day weekend

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Virginia Beach budget includes new programs, fee increases for parks and recreation

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Hampton Roads saw 16 times more ICE arrests last year as dread ripples through the community

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Norfolk opens mixed-income apartments in redeveloped Tidewater Gardens

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Proposed WIC cuts could strain low-income Virginia families, advocates warn

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Norfolk audits hiring process to speed up recruitment for essential roles

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Virginia Beach will spend $1M to reassure tourists it is a safe destination

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Virginia Beach City Council honors Barry Knight

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How a Suffolk cotton farmer turned to T-shirts to supplement his family business

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Virginia Beach seeks public input on plan, including industrial development

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The Nansemond River is finally getting cleaner

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Advocates renew their call for a system to centralize Virginia’s missing person alerts

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Pricey transmission upgrades are stalling much-needed energy projects in Virginia, report says

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Virginia Beach vice mayor doesn't want e-bikes on bike path along Boardwalk

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Fired Norfolk housing head directed millions in contracts that violated state law, federal and local policies

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'The Barber of Seville' gets a new look in GSA's 'Groom and Glow.'

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A Virginia parrot rescue — and its dozens of birds — scramble to find new home

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James City County sees 90% reduction in school zone speeding after installing cameras

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Little Feet Meet for Virginia Beach elementary school student athletes

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E-bike Safety Task Force makes recommendations for Virginia Beach

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'Green Line' project illustrates how marshes will migrate in Portsmouth

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Carly Fiorina named Colonial Williamsburg Foundation CEO

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To control invasive blue catfish, Virginia wants people to eat more of them. Could it work?

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Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch talks Indigenous sovereignty in U.S. law at VA250 event in Williamsburg

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Zero Waste Wardrobe collects clothes for Virginia Beach families

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Judge says Virginia Beach cannot enforce final night of all-ages curfew

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Virginia law will make some birth control free under private insurance

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‘Eye-opening, enlightening, educational’: James City County course to raise awareness about living in poverty

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Fort Monroe to dedicate African Landing Memorial Plaza on Friday afternoon

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Virginia Beach moving forward with proposal for flood surge barrier at Lynnhaven Inlet

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Hampton Roads launches energy research and development hub

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City Council names “Driving East” Virginia Beach’s official song

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Inside LifeNet Health: How one Virginia Beach company coordinates organ and tissue donations across the state

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Virginia Beach’s controversial curfew survives initial legal challenge

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Mussels are ‘exploding’ along Virginia Beach shorelines

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Some visitors surprised by curfew at Virginia Beach Oceanfront

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Police chief talks about first night of all-ages curfew in part of Virginia Beach's Oceanfront

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Listening for migratory birds at the Great Dismal Swamp

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Travelers welcome recent changes at Norfolk International Airport

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Hunton YMCA planning new 32,000 square foot complex in Norfolk

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Virginia Beach curfew challenged in court but still set to begin this weekend

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A state survey found nearly a third of Virginians think using cannabis makes them better drivers, raising safety worries as legal market looms

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Hampton Roads bookstores gear up for the region’s 3rd annual Indie Bookstore Crawl

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Suffolk denies rezoning land nearly 500 home Downtown development

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Legal cases about Virginia Beach’s voting system conclude

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Virginia’s Black residents are more likely to die from extreme temperatures, study says

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King Charles and Queen Camilla of the United Kingdom to visit Virginia

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CNU’s 5th annual social justice conference focuses on housing, immigration and organizing

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James City County restaurateurs worried about proposed meals tax bump

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Virginia Beach considers an all-ages curfew at Oceanfront to curb violence

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Environmental justice event highlights progress, problems in Southeast Newport News

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Community groups raise transparency concerns as they’re left out of Virginia maternal health funding

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Travelling art exhibit in Williamsburg bringing people together to make music with swings

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Public will weigh in on Virginia Beach budget that offers personal property tax relief

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Studies find widening roads often doesn't ease traffic. VDOT says the HRBT expansion is different.

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How officials go on ‘Osprey Watch’ to track Hampton Roads’ birds of prey

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Medicaid cuts could limit services at 10 Virginia hospitals, a new report finds

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Hampton bans camping and sleeping on public property

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Chesapeake Bay Foundation sues Trump administration over rollback of climate pollution rule

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Harbor seals are flocking to Hampton Roads — and scientists don’t know why.

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Senior homelessness is increasing. Advocates say the troubling trend has been building for years.

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Riverside Health, UVA Health partner to expand advanced care in Hampton Roads

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Waning support halts work on Williamsburg rental certification program

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Artemis mission names moon crater after Virginia Beach native

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Hampton City Council to tour Richmond area data centers

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Virginia hospitals filed more than 1 million medical debt lawsuits since 2010, a new report finds

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Nick Offerman brings ‘Big Woodchuck’ tour to Virginia Beach

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Local leaders celebrate expanded trash-to-recycling plant in Portsmouth

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Citations begin for three camera-monitored speed zones near Virginia Beach schools

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Hampton Roads is already a hub of innovation, business leaders say

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Some want Virginia Beach schools to reconsider how instruction time is measured

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A Virginia Beach homeowner gets an energy makeover from Dominion Energy to keep bills down

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As Virginia looks to expand reproductive rights, funding cuts may threaten access

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NIH funding shifts cut number of grants, but economic impact remains strong in Virginia

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Williamsburg paying more for schools, staff, outside agencies under proposed 2027 budget

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Cherry Blossom Festival draws visitors to Virginia Beach

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Searching for salamanders at the Virginia Living Museum

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James City County cutting property tax rates, raising meals taxes, in fiscal year 2027 budget

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Some Hampton Roads students will not be in school buildings on day of special election

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Chesapeake Bay Foundation surveys litter in the Lafayette River

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Norfolk State University dining workers rally for unionization

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Williamsburg’s old phones bridging communication gap for people without housing

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Medicaid payment halt leaves thousands without care as Fishing Point, state clash over fraud probe

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New steam blasting option for prostate cancer treatment aims to reduce side effects

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Chesapeake City Council votes against raises for mayor, council

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Virginia Beach greenlights housing, 9-hole golf course at former Signature site

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ODU ROTC cadets receive service medals for their role in fatal campus shooting

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The Tidewater Current, linking Hampton Roads cities and the I-64 corridor, will launch bus service April 20

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3 new species are calling the Virginia Aquarium home

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Dominion offshore wind farm starts producing power

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Chesapeake City Council to discuss raises for mayor, council members

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Virginia Beach City Council will consider plan for former golf course

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Suffolk’s new library expected to draw more users and downtown investment

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Dominion Energy says data centers aren’t raising people’s bills. Energy researchers say they are.

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At Berkley food hub, food is part of the prescription as demand rises

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ODU is asking students to divulge their criminal histories following campus shooting