It may take two to three weeks to know whether Gov. Ralph Northam’s pandemic restrictions imposed before the holiday are working to stem Virginia’s rise in cases. But things aren’t looking good.

The biggest donors to Tidewater Community College’s much-ballyhooed culinary school project in the NEON district say they pulled back their $2.5 million donation because the city of Norfolk had pulled out first, newly obtained documents show.

Gov. Ralph Northam said Wednesday he’s hopeful every Virginian will be able to get a coronavirus vaccine by early summer.

It’s happened. After five years of talk, developer Bruce Thompson and the city of Virginia Beach have permanently closed a portion of Atlantic Avenue to create a cul-de-sac for the renovated Cavalier and new Marriott hotels.

In a flyer mailed to potential voters, a candidate claimed Norfolk Mayor Kenny Alexander, or at least a member of his family, had endorsed him for an open state delegate.

Months into a global pandemic, scientists and infectious disease doctors know more about the coronavirus than they did when it began.

Nearly four years ago, a red panda vanished from the Virginia Zoo in Norfolk.

Virginia Beach Sheriff Ken Stolle is among those who have been appointed to a state commission tasked with again investigating the Virginia Beach mass shooting.

Coronavirus cases are swiftly rising throughout the nation, leading Virginia leaders to preemptively ask state residents to do their part to slow the spread during Thanksgiving.

TCC promised an arts hub in Norfolk’s NEON district. It may not happen.