Data center development rules are tightening in Northern Virginia, with Prince William County sharply curtailing where projects can be built by right.
Also in this week's Virginia business news, Arlington officials denied Big Tony's Pizzeria and Dive Bar's request for a live entertainment permit that would have allowed karaoke, and famed chef Peter Chang opened the latest addition to his restaurant empire in NoVA.
Two men are charged with conspiracy to commit wire fraud for allegedly hiding the foreign ownership of a U.S. contractor.
The newest addition to this chef's local empire will open very soon in Alexandria.
Arlington elected officials approved expanded live entertainment hours at two Clarendon venues but denied Big Tony's request.
The Loudoun County government will hold two open house meetings to discuss its ongoing overhaul of data center policies.
The county's board of supervisors has voted to significantly alter the process by which new data centers are approved.
A $25,000 grant announced by Reston Hospital Center will support maternal health resources and blood pressure monitoring across the region.
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