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With ridership across all Virginia Breeze routes up 52% compared to last summer, DRPT may not be done expanding its intercity bus service.

A Greyhound stopping on the side of a rural road was once so common a sight that it continues to be a television trope despite the implosion of intercity bus

A proposed 36-unit apartment building in Rothesay could be in jeopardy, according to the developer behind the ...

Breeze to begin flights in November, connect Nashville International Airport to New York, Virginia cities

Gas prices around western North Carolina remain well above the state average. A suspected drowning is being investigated in western North Carolina. Fire damages an Asheville area home, cause is still under investigation.

A Lexington man has died from injuries that he suffered during a June traffic crash in Winston-Salem, authorities said Saturday.

The seven largest cites in Hampton Roads recorded 115 homicides from January to June, up from 88 in the same time-frame last year. That’s a 30% increase in homicides across the region.

Globe Iron, a defunct steel manufacturing plant in Norfolk, could become be torn down for new housing or commercial uses. But the site may be contaminated after years of industrial use. The EPA has stepped in to help.

The care for Black historic cemeteries that are privately owned or abandoned is hit or miss. Those that cities take over often fare better.

Zoning Case 22-004-RZ: Public hearing to receive testimony concerning a zoning change request by Phillip Fisher on behalf of Glenn Heights Beltlin