Katherine Hafner

The team at Historic Jamestown recently ruled out Sir George Yeardley as the identity of remains found within the oldest known section of the fort’s churches.

The project has been on the books for more than a decade, but the city’s new sense of urgency to move forward stems from a legal dilemma over wetlands mitigation credits.

Previous attempts to regulate data centers at the General Assembly have failed. But lawmakers are now armed with a recent report that laid out growing challenges.

The project, called an “environmental justice incubator,” is working with historically Black communities on Norfolk's Southside.

The Hampton Roads Planning District Commission board approved “resilient design standards” advising local governments to factor in increases in rainfall and sea level.

In November, a judge said it was unlawful for Gov. Glenn Youngkin to withdraw from the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative. But there’s not a clear path for rejoining.

One of President Trump's first executive orders halted all new federal leases and permits for offshore wind projects.

The Nature Conservancy aims to purchase more than 500 acres and restore natural flow to the James River by removing a historic dam.

The local effort is part of a massive nationwide grant program to cut climate pollution set in motion by the Biden administration.

Virginia is known as a “buyer beware” state, meaning prospective buyers are tasked with doing their own due diligence on many aspects, including flood risk.