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WVTF
wvtf.org > news > 2026-09-03 > virginias-economy-expected-to-grow-modestly-by-end-of-2026-job-losses-still-expected

Virginia’s economy expected to grow modestly by end of 2026, job losses still expected

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (314+ words) A new report from the University of Virginia’s Weldon Cooper Center for Public Service says Virginia’s economy is expected to grow modestly through the end of the year. However, job losses are also still expected. “It seems like we hit…...

The Center Square
thecentersquare.com > virginia > article_09cc7c74-a924-4e95-894d-55f371daf637.html

Virginia infrastructure holds at C in new report

2+ week, 1+ day ago   (429+ words) (The Center Square) – Virginia earned an overall C for its infrastructure in a new report, with energy, schools and wastewater among the lowest-rated areas despite billions of dollars in recent state and federal investment. The American Society of Civil Engineers…...

Yahoo Finance
finance.yahoo.com > energy > articles > proposed-400-mile-power-line-211400006.html

Proposed 400-mile power line in Virginia teeters on who should foot the bill: data centers or ratepayers

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (598+ words) Virginia's booming data center buildout has intensified a fight over who should fund the power infrastructure needed to support it. For households, the answer could show up as higher monthly electric bills. Gov. Abigail Spanberger says data centers should cover…...

The Center Square
thecentersquare.com > virginia > article_5b041faa-9190-4390-a87d-bf239fe8dfb7.html

Virginia Beach pauses new data center permits

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (442+ words) (The Center Square) – Virginia Beach has temporarily stopped issuing permits for new data centers while city officials work on rules for where and how the facilities can be built. City Council unanimously approved the moratorium Tuesday. It will last up…...

The Virginian-Pilot
pilotonline.com > 08/19/2026 > virginia-beach-approves-data-center-moratorium

Virginia Beach approves 1-year data center moratorium

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (198+ words) VIRGINIA BEACH — City planners are vetting land use impacts and potential zoning regulations for future data center projects in Virginia Beach. In the meantime, the City Council on Tuesday unanimously agreed to establish a 12-month moratorium on any new data…...

Yahoo News
yahoo.com > news > videos > virginia-beach-considers-12-month-005116408.html

Virginia Beach considers 12-month pause on new data center applications to determine best regulations

4+ week, 1+ day ago   (66+ words) City Council could take action Tuesday on a resolution that would establish a 12-month pause on permitting new data centers. The pause would give city leaders time to develop regulations for the industry. City Council could take action Tuesday on…...