The Virginian-Pilot

When school employees in Hampton Roads test positive for the coronavirus, the public won’t know where they work.

Four in 10 Virginians told canvassers they are not likely to get a COVID-19 vaccine if one becomes available.

The city of Portsmouth will pay $200,000 to settle a lawsuit filed by a man who was shot by a police officer in 2017 as he ran from a burglary.

Virginia Beach students in younger grades could return for in-person learning on Sept. 29, a week earlier than officials said was possible last week.

A bill that would open past police investigative files to the public sailed through the Virginia House of Delegates.

Virginia Beach wants all school staff to undergo mandatory implicit bias training and teachers to follow a “culturally responsive curriculum.”

With less than four weeks left to fill out the census, advocates are seeing a pattern, with traditionally undercounted areas seeing response rates as low as ever when the stakes have never been higher.

Portsmouth’s city manager resigned Tuesday morning, hours before council members held a special meeting to discuss her performance.

Prospective Hampton Roads property owners looking for a waterside retreat on Linkhorn Bay in Virginia Beach have a new option — provided they have $11.8 million.

Portsmouth’s top prosecutor is fighting an effort by the city’s police department to subpoena her as a witness in the felony cases filed against state Sen. Louise Lucas and more than a dozen others after a June protest at Portsmouth’s Confederate monument.