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CHESAPEAKE — The Chesapeake Planning Commission member who sued City Council over alleged public records request violations resigned last month in a letter criticizing City Council members. Levin Turner filed a lawsuit against the City Council in January — with allegations lobbed against council member Debbie Ritter individually — after he sought documents circulated in a closed session last ...

A judge ruled that Councilwoman Debbie Ritter did not willfully and knowingly fail to comply with the Freedom of Information Act. But whether she and other council members violated the law in their official capacity has yet to be determined.

Business groups said the shipping container facility project would bring jobs and support Port of Virginia operations. But residents said it would jeopardize the historic integrity are the area and clash with its rural character.

Ann L. Holbrook (Tuttle) was born May 30, 1947, in Colfax, to John and Eileen (Rosenberg)Tuttle. She passed away Friday, Aug. 25, 2023, at Sacred Heart Hospital in Spokane. She

Ann L. Holbrook (Tuttle) was born May 30, 1947, in Colfax, to John and Eileen (Rosenberg) Tuttle. She passed away Friday, Aug. 25, 2023, at Sacred Heart Hospital in Spokane.

The Virginian-Pilot and Daily Press reviewed the travel, meal and credit card policies of Hampton Roads cities to find out what checks they have in place to prevent misuse of taxpayer money.

The project, located at 4168 S. Military Highway, would include a 200,000-square-foot cross dock warehouse and parking area for trucks and trailers and is intended to assist Port of Virginia operations.

City leaders say the proliferation of improperly placed temporary signs — particularly political ones — have become an issue that calls for more action, especially amidst a statewide election and ahead of next year’s national elections.

David Jonsson is being courted by Hollywood. But the star of Industry and Rye Lane prefers roles that reflect Black British life. He talks to Michael Segalov

The city's treasurer and five school board members, all Republicans, issued a statement Sunday in which they said they no longer support fellow Republican Amanda Newins. The statement came just two days after six other Republican elected officials said they'd withdrawn support for her.