DEVELOPMENT

The 150 acres of land is the largest site of developable vacant area left in the city.

The county will have a series of meetings throughout the 11 community planning areas

A new project that will turn the former Viscose plant in Southeast Roanoke into a major development was announced during the Tuesday night City Council meeting.

Governor Glenn Youngkin has announced $90 million in development grants for 21 different industrial sites across the state, some of which are in our region.

Roanoke City has tapped a new consultant to create a plan to develop the Evans Spring area.

Blacksburg developments raise some concerns for residents over student housing, but officials work to put them at ease.

A proposed hotel is raising concerns for some residents. On Wednesday, they voiced their opinions at a Roanoke Zoning Board of Appeals meeting.

Redu, Belgium, was for decades a destination for book lovers. But now more than half of its bookstores have closed.

Yemeni officials say a senior military commander was killed in clashes between government forces and the Houthi rebels attacking a key central city

Sharon Pickles and Clinton Ashmore were both fatally stabbed in north-west London

WHERE WE LIVE | The community’s large homes, laid-back feel and good schools attract families but come at an upscale price.

A white elephant factory in Harvard and a former premier corporate campus in Schaumburg, once owned by Motorola, are both targets for ambitious redevelopment plans outside of Chicago.

DANVILLE, Va. Danville city leaders put pen to paper Thursday afternoon and signed a development agreement with Caesars Entertainment to bring a new casino to the city. Im honored to be here on such a momentous day, said Tom Reeg, the CEO of Caesars Entertainment. Caesars Entertainment Strategic Advisor Tony Rodio said the casino will create an economic boost for the city. Its going to have really almost an outlandish impact on our ability to provide services to our community and really make a difference for our people, said Danville City Manager Ken Larking. For people who worry their vote wont even matter because Danville leaders have already signed the agreement, Larking and Danville Mayor Alonzo Jones disagree.