A pair of friends, who run a hemp farm in Suffolk, became the first to get approval in Chesapeake to manufacture CBD.

Since May, the city’s Community Services Board has helped run a temporary shelter at the now defunct downtown Greyhound Station.

Downtown Norfolk Council expects to hold First Fridays again in April 2022 in a similar 16-block setup.

So far, no school districts in Hampton Roads have approved vaccine mandates for teachers and staff.

The Borrego Centerville Solar Field was approved Wednesday night by the Planning Commission and will now head to the City Council for a final vote.

The architect had a hand in designing such landmarks as The Scope, Harrison Opera House and the Chrysler Hall in Norfolk.

Construction is expected to start in 2022 for the four- and five-bedroom homes.

There are 14 libraries across the country who now run memory labs where the public can digitize old VHS or cassette tapes along with important family documents.

The Tide, Norfolk's 7.4-mile light rail transit system, took off for its first ride on August 19, 2011. Ten years later, despite an early vision for regional connection, it still remains only in Norfolk.