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Chesapeake man sentenced to 31 years

I-64 widening and High Rise Bridge project lane closures

Motorist can expect overnight lanes closures and detours along I-64 Southside.

I-64 lane closures scheduled to begin April 7

Motorist can expect lane and ramp closures along I-64 starting as early as 7 p.m. Sunday.

Chesapeake council approves mixed use project on 100+ acres

Chesapeake City Council voted 7-2 Tuesday to approve a rezoning request of nearly 132 acres of agricultural zoned land for a planned unit development. The vote, which Vice Mayor John de Triquet and council member Debbie Ritter opposed, also extends the city's public utilities to the project.

Chesapeake City Council approves project that will add nearly 400 homes to Great Bridge area

CHESAPEAKE — A mixed-use development with nearly 400 homes on more than 100 acres is on the way to the Great Bridge area. City Council voted 7-2 Tuesday to approve a rezoning request of nearly 132 acres of agricultural zoned land for a “planned unit development,” which is a site-specific zoning designation for major development projects. The vote, which Vice Mayor John de Triquet and Council ...

Video shows a truck barreling through the side of a Virginia vet clinic

A truck drove into the side of the Chesapeake Humane Society's veterinary clinic on Battlefield Boulevard, according to a Facebook post by the organization.

Letters for Feb. 8: Bike lanes on Granby Street are bad for traffic and won't be used enough – The Virginian-Pilot

Letter writers discuss bike lanes on Granby Street in Norfolk, express dissatisfaction with the lane expansion on Interstate 64, and give support to "second look" legislation.

Letters for Feb. 8: Bike lanes on Granby Street are bad for traffic and won't be used enough – Daily Press

Crash shuts down traffic on Battlefield Blvd.

A vehicle crash has shut down north and southbound lanes on Battlefield Boulevard.

Man pleads guilty to killing 2 Chesapeake city employees in 2021 high-speed crash