Main Street in Salem is usually packed with shoppers and lunch crowds, but lately, those crowds have been replaced by closed-road signs and heavy machinery.
Now under Buffalo Trail, the cabin lodging location will see changes moving forward, including moving the company store building on-site and turning it into a rental cabin.
Gov. Abigail Spanberger and State Corporation Commission staff said the proposed merger between Dominion Energy and NextEra Energy should not proceed unless it includes binding protections for Virginia customers.
MELD Print Works is building a new facility in Montgomery County, a move the company says is critical to its growth and will bring new jobs to the area.
The program brings together ingredients for easy, affordable dinners, with weekly options designed to make mealtime simpler. Past meals have included Sloppy Joe Night and Homestyle Chili Night for $6.98
WDBJ7 spoke with six of the seven candidates running for Roanoke City Council. They shared their views on the city’s population growth rate and outlined ways they would work to make the city a more attractive place to move to.
The U.S. government released a decade-long plan at the end of 2025 to bring advanced air mobility, including electric aircraft and air taxis, into American skies.
The State Corporation Commission will start its evidentiary hearing about the issue on Nov. 17, however in the weeks before, people across Virginia have a chance to weigh in on the issue.
Oct. 1 is the deadline for Virginia tobacco retailers to obtain a newly required permit to sell tobacco products, but backups in the approval process are creating uncertainty for some store owners.
The sale of the Hotel Roanoke Conference Center to the Virginia Tech Foundation was finalized Wednesday. The sale sets the stage for the eventual sale of the entire hotel property.
Beef prices are hitting your grocery bill as diesel costs, labor and a cattle shortage drive up the price of raising cattle, according to Studley Farms owner Paul Boulden.
A new travel center is planned for Exit 105 along I-81 near Radford, aiming to address a shortage of truck parking along the corridor while boosting the city’s tax base.
“Both investments reflect the strength of HCA Virginia’s commitment and the broader capabilities of HCA Healthcare, one of the nation’s largest and most experienced emergency care networks.”
