The Roanoke City Council voted to begin a formal review of three major issues: the 2024 neighborhood zoning amendment, the vape ordinance, and the Evans Spring plan.

Montgomery County officials are considering zoning changes that could pave the way for the region’s first hyperscale data center, following in the footsteps of Northern Virginia, which currently hosts the world’s largest concentration of such facilities.

County leaders have been working for the past year and a half to update the 1995 plan with help from the public along the way. The input helped identify key priorities like housing and infrastructure.

A new zoning proposal introduced at the Lynchburg City Council work session on October 14th is sparking debate about where abortion clinics could be allowed to operate in the city.

Botetourt County is looking ahead and wants you to join the conversation about how the county can grow and evolve over the next 20 years.

Roanoke’s Planning Commission will meet Tuesday to consider two significant rezoning requests that could shape the city’s residential and healthcare landscape.

It’s a “no” to the landfill rezoning request from Campbell County’s planning commission.

Residents divided over HopeTree’s mixed-use development proposal

The changes were previously approved by city council in March, then repealed after a lawsuit was filed by homeowners.

Salem's Planning Commission heard hours of comment during a public hearing on Wednesday.

UPDATE:

The controversial Brandon Avenue townhomes project has been approved by Roanoke City Council.

The proposed Brandon Avenue development is now one step closer to becoming a reality.

Road work could impact your nighttime travel plans in Rockbridge County. Work will take place from 5 p.m. today to 9 a.m. tomorrow and from 7 p.m. tomorrow to 7 a.m. Wednesday. An application has been filed to build the facility on Goodview Road near Rock Spring Road. Road work in Lynchburg could impact your commute today. Crews will be milling and paving 16th Street from Pierce Street to Grace Street from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. today and tomorrow.