1 hr ago | The Virginian-Pilot
Longtime Chesapeake city attorney ready to retire
In his more than 34 years as city attorney, Ronald Hallman says he has learned a few things about survival and success in the politically charged atmosphere of City Hall.
5 hrs ago | Samoa News
Amata's Journal: Many Samoans in Norfolk area
The Naval Station Norfolk Diversity Committee presents Aumua Amata an appreciation plaque for keynoting the 2013 Asian Pacific American Heritage Month and National Military Appreciation Month.
15 hrs ago | National Journal
Nuclear Arsenal Subject to Pentagon Cuts, But New Subs May Escape the Ax
The Virginia-class nuclear attack submarine USS New Mexico is moored pierside during the ship's commissioning ceremony, at Naval Station Norfolk Virginia Saturday March 27, 2010.
19 hrs ago | Barron's
Last week a newly wealthy client walked into the office of Randy Webb and said, "I don't really know what I am asking, but how do we go from here?" Great question.
Sgt. William H. Carvey Becomes 1st Black Soldier To Receive Medal Of Honor
Union and United States Army Sergeant William Harvey Carvey owns the honorable distinction as the first African-American solider to be awarded the Medal Of Honor for his services to the country during the great Civil War.
Ex-Virginia bank executives guilty in financial crisis case
The former chief executive of a failed U.S. bank in Norfolk, Virginia, and three others were convicted Friday on bank fraud conspiracy and other charges for concealing loan losses in a scheme that contributed to he bank's 2011 collapse.
Norfolk begins fogging for mosquitoes
Fogging will take place between 6 p.m. and 10 p.m., in the following neighborhoods: Berkley, Campostella, Campostella Heights and Diggstown.
A rejoinder on curriculum reform
Amidst the hullabaloo of election campaign when all eyes were focused on the outcome of May 11 election results, Dr Fahad Rafique Dogar came out with a bloomer.
Navy veteran recalls serving during the Vietnam War
As an 18-year-old enlistee in the U.S. Navy, Frank William Fuller Jr., like most young military men and women, at times found it difficult to be so far away from friends and family.
Norfolk's City Council has thrown caution aside and, in one night, approved downtown parking spaces for food trucks along with open consumption of beer and wine during street events.
Navy releases audio of collision between destroyer tanker
The U.S. Navy has released audio of conversations as the destroyer USS Porter collided with a Japanese tanker in the Gulf of Hormuz last year.
John Maloney Joins Bank of Hampton Roads as Vice President and Customer Relationship Manager
Hampton Roads Bankshares, Inc. , the holding company for The Bank of Hampton Roads and Shore Bank, today announced that John Maloney has joined BHR as a Vice President and Customer Relationship Manager, based in the Hilltop Financial Center in Virginia Beach.
Last Chance: Register to Vote in Democratic Primary
Residents who want to vote in the June 11 Democratic Primary to nominate candidates for lieutenant governor and attorney general must be registered to vote by the end of today-Monday, May 20.
Jury deliberations continue in Va. bank fraud trial
Jury deliberations are continuing in the trial of four former Bank of the Commonwealth executives and a developer accused of conspiring to defraud the bank out of $71 million.
Third day yields no verdict in Norfolk bank fraud case
The jury deliberating in the Bank of the Commonwealth fraud conspiracy case on Wednesday failed to reach a verdict after three full days of deliberations.
Man charged with robbing bank in Va. Beach
A man wanted for robbing a bank was arrested after bailing from his car, Va. Beach Police said.
Norfolk neighborhood wants basketball hoops removed
There's a controversial plan to take hoops down at a court near Mary Calcott Elementary after the civic league fielded complaints from neighbors.
Festival Williamsburg brings jazz, Broadway tunes to town
Traveling over the Memorial Day weekend has become a tradition, and so it is with the Virginia Arts Festival , which takes a trip of its own.
Norfolk allows food trucks in metered spaces
Catherine Dodge, who owns Hubcap Grill with her son Evan Harrell, gives food to a customer outside of The Birch on West Olney Road in Norfolk on Oct.
Should VA's Gov. and AG be charged as accessories?
Norfolk, Va. - Twenty-year-old Jessica Carpenter and 27-year-old Rachael Lowe are charged with felony producing an abortion or miscarriage in Norfolk.