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ODU Board of Visitors extends Hemphill’s contract to 2032
Old Dominion University's Board of Visitors on Monday reaffirmed support for President Brian Hemphill, extending his contract through 2032.
Norfolk waterfront project removes offshore wind in revised federal bid
Fairwinds Landing developers have dropped offshore wind-related components from a revised application seeking federal funding.
Virginia casino revenue hits nearly $99M in April
Virginia casinos generated nearly $99 million in April gaming revenue, led by Caesars Virginia in Danville.
Titan America acquires Pa. cement manufacturer, adding 125 employees
Titan America announced last week it has purchased Pennsylvania-based cement manufacturer and aggregates producer Keystone Cement Co.
FBI raids Sen. Louise Lucas’ office, business in Portsmouth
FBI agents raided Virginia Democratic Sen. Louise Lucas' Portsmouth district office and nearby cannabis business Wednesday morning, the agency confirmed.
2026 Forty Under 40: KEVIN SWEENEY JR.
DIRECTOR OF SHIPYARD BUSINESS OPERATIONS COLONNA’S SHIPYARD NORFOLK
2026 Forty Under 40: SHARON MANANA
DIRECTOR OF COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT WORK PROGRAM ARCHITECTS | NORFOLK
Port of Virginia touts confidence in ability to adapt to uncertainty
The Port of Virginia in 2025 earned $877 million in operating revenues, the second highest in the port’s history.
Harbor Group International to purchase 11 multifamily properties for $562M
Harbor Group International plans to purchase 11 multifamily properties from Virginia Beach-based AH Realty Trust for $562 million.
Colonna’s Shipyard hires new CFO
Norfolk-based Colonna’s Shipyard has appointed Brian Waterfield to be its new chief financial officer, effective Monday.
Port of Virginia completes $450M dredging project
The Port of Virginia has finished a $450 million project to dredge commercial shipping channels and Norfolk Harbor to 55 feet deep.
ODU Faculty Senate issues no-confidence vote in Hemphill, other leaders
The vote is in reaction to ODU's plan to cut online courses from 16 weeks to eight weeks in the upcoming academic year.
