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Nick McNamara / WHROLimited options during data collection or negative experiences means Hampton Roads localities may not have accurate information on transgender and gender-nonconforming people facing homelessness. -
Photo by Katherine HafnerVirginia Beach plans to convert about eight acres back into tidal wetlands to earn mitigation credits. The city says without those, they can’t move forward with other projects like those under the Flood Protection Program.
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Improving educational outcomes for city students was one of many goals stated during Williamsburg’s State of the City Address. -
The city last year switched to LED holiday lights on 17 buildings and parking garages. -
Mayor Donnie Tuck, first elected to city council in 2010, called the experience “a joy.” -
Virginia Beach is the only city in Hampton Roads that does not charge for ambulance trips. That’s likely to change in 2025. -
The increase would bring it in line with Virginia Beach’s recent increase for most vehicles. -
The former Regal Inn hotel will contain 15 double occupancy rooms, with ground-floor rooms meeting ADA standards. -
Norfolk’s RISE Resilience Innovations last year funded four startups working on ways to improve and transform flood insurance, using Norfolk as a testing ground. -
Fire Chief Ryan Ashe said the investigation is ongoing, and the department plans to take stock of similar stormwater detention systems in the county. -
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City officials said the new rule is necessary to ensure safety. Gun rights activists hope legal action can strike down the ordinance and similar ones statewide.
