Williamsburg

Improving educational outcomes for city students was one of many goals stated during Williamsburg’s State of the City Address.

Art conservators in Hampton Roads are working on a variety of projects to restore and maintain historic pieces, including pottery and paintings.

Fire Chief Ryan Ashe said the investigation is ongoing, and the department plans to take stock of similar stormwater detention systems in the county.

The 52-year-old was sentenced to 18 months in prison.

There is a long-running battle in Virginia over how to manage the menhaden fishery – and the lack of data about the species continues to be front and center.

Brandon and Hannah Wagster are performing their holiday magic show in their current space for the last time this year — and will move to a larger one early next year.

People probably didn’t use the word “celebrity” in the 18th century, but art of well-known people of that time does give us ideas about what it means to be famous, researchers said.

Ayanna Williams, a government major at William & Mary, will step into the seat held by outgoing Councilman Caleb Rogers.

Cat owners, lovers and enthusiasts will gather for Virginia’s first official festival dedicated to felines.

The restoration helps highlight the complicated intersection of race and education in early American society.