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The five year deal will allow Hunt Military Communities to manage over 12,000 beds for junior sailors in Newport News, Norfolk and Virginia Beach.

Inside the bold run of the Granby Street art and entertainment venue that changed Norfolk’s NEON District before abruptly closing its doors.

NextEra chairman John Ketchum pointed to the promise of 1,000 new jobs, two years of bill credits and NextEra’s history of rapidly adding to renewable power generation.

Immigration enforcement should not happen at the polls. That’s the argument of the County Board of Arlington in a new federal lawsuit aimed at keeping ICE agents and the FBI away from voters during the election.

The indictment against Virginia Senate President Louise Lucas was the biggest story this week in state government and politics. Michael Pope and Radio IQ Politics Analyst Jeff Schapiro discuss the implications and more from the week that was.

Hampton Roads’ competitive House races have drawn millions from outside the Commonwealth, according to a VCIJ at WHRO analysis

The Coastal Invasive Removal Team aims to fill in a gap in managing ivy.

The moratorium creates time to make sure future projects “come in under terms that are agreeable to Suffolk and not to the data center operators.”

In the wake of a string of sexual abuse and misconduct allegations in Albemarle County Public Schools, community members are struggling to understand what went wrong. But are the state’s mandatory reporting guidelines clear? WMRA’s Christine Kueter reports.

It's not expected to swing again this year, although it is the most expensive on the ballot anywhere in Virginia.