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Nick McNamara / WHROThe former hotel can house 37 people, with half of its rooms meeting Americans with Disabilities Act standards. -
Christopher Tyree//VCIJ/Virginia Center for Investigative JournalismIn most years, the Commonwealth has gained federal civilian workers. The Trump administration’s cuts took away more than 20,000 government jobs last year.
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The guide’s popularity is a window into a billion-dollar industry — and Hampton Roads’ slice of it. -
The state Senate is expected to pass the amendments later this week. -
"Here in Virginia, we're going to do what's necessary to level the playing field." -
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Organizations, employers, colleges and universities are working together to boost the apprentice system in Hampton Roads. -
Hospital systems across the country are consolidating maternity care, leaving large geographic areas with limited services. -
“This is a new era for Virginia. An era not defined by chaos, but by competence. We got a new model," Speaker Don Scott said. "We want to make America boring again.” -
The Virginia Symphony will perform a commissioned piece by composer Curtis Stewart Friday and Saturday. Next week, it partners with area churches for more concerts. -
The new platform does not change how mitigation banks are permitted or operated in Virginia, but could make it easier to move through the process. -
Rector Rachel Sheridan defended the public university board's decision.
