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NEWPORT NEWS — A site on Jefferson Avenue in the city's southeast community that's housed Black-owned businesses for about a century has received state recognition as a historic landmark.

The work is part of an ongoing multiyear $1 billion capital improvement project to expand and update the airport's facilities, infrastructure and passenger amenities.

Stretching roughly from Corolla south to Sea Level in Carteret County, NC 12 is the main transportation link for thousands of year-round Outer Banks residents and millions of annual visitors. Hurricanes, nor'easters and increasingly, the natural daily movement of wind and water are causing more frequent flooding, erosion, overwash and sand deposits that result in road closures.

MacArthur Center's closing adds another name to the list of former malls that have been transformed — or are in the process of being redeveloped — into something else.

Additional structural issues found during project require extensive remediation to properly restore iconic OBX landmark.

Under new legislation effective July 1, a judge must order a person convicted of reckless driving over 100 mph to install an intelligent speed assistance device in their vehicle.

Under CEO Todd Vasos, who returned to the top post in October, the discount retailer is executing a turnaround strategy and expanding its fresh and grocery offerings.

Bridge-tunnel project on target for '27 completion; toll lane segments to reach 45 miles along corridor from Denbigh Boulevard to Bowers Hill.

Tolls are planned for formerly free routes, including Knotts Island to Currituck, starting in January. Rates are still being set.

NORFOLK — Brian C. Smith is Hampton Roads Transit's new president and CEO, the agency announced Thursday.