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A shroud of grief and saddness continues to hang over the Chesapeake Community after a tragic discovery. Police found several members of the dooley family murdered. As People Struggle to understand what led to this horrific murdersuicide, lovedones and even strangers are remembering the dooleys in the best way they can. Familys church where the Community Plans to honor them this weekend. Rico, katie, don, tomorrow family and friends are scheduled to hold a second vigil to pay respects once more to a family loved and cherished by many in the communty. Last night, hundreds of loved ones, neighbo...

CHESAPEAKE — Planning and land use applications in Chesapeake will begin including lobbying disclosures in May. City Council member Robert Ike first made the disclosure request in January and council approved the new process in March. Ike proposed the city begin requiring the disclosure of all companies, firms and individuals hired to lobby City Council and the Planning Commission on land use ...

CHESAPEAKE — Council member and former NFL player Don Carey will challenge Mayor Rick West in November’s mayoral election — and he’s switching political parties to do so. Carey, who made an unsuccessful bid for a statehouse seat as a Republican last year, has gained the backing of one of Virginia’s most powerful Democrats — Don Scott, the Virginia House speaker — as well as the Chesapeake ...

Traveling for official city business is often part of a city council member’s job, allowing an elected official to gain insight on how peers in other cities and countries are handling a variety of issues. But with travel come expenses that are often paid for by taxpayers. The expenses cities cover on council members’ behalf make up only a small fraction of overall budgets, but without ...

To learn more about how city council members are spending taxpayer dollars, The Virginian-Pilot and Daily Press filed Freedom of Information Act requests asking for all expenses that six Hampton Roads cities paid for city council members in 2023. Total expenses range from about $41,000 in Newport News to $12,400 in Norfolk.