The latest business news in Virginia includes a proposed $22 billion makeover of Dulles International Airport, continuing debates over data center development and a farmers market crash that injured an adult and child.
Other stories include local entrepreneurs opening a fitness studio and preschool, concerns about campaign contributions tied to development interests, and recognition for a NoVA restaurant's wine program.
The $22.5 billion renovation of Dulles International Airport will end the use of the widely disliked "people movers," President Donald Trump said.
A new report reveals emails showing how staff at the VA Department of Environmental Quality rushed to defend a NoVA data center.
Former corporate employee Sarah Crissup opened Fairfax Fit Body Boot Camp, bringing 30-minute workouts to NoVA.
An adult and child suffered non-life-threatening injuries after an elderly driver crashed into a NoVA farmers market stand.
Sasi and Hana Yajamanyam opened a community preschool offering arts-integrated education and have plans for two additional NoVA locations.
A cyclosporiasis outbreak has been linked to shredded lettuce served at a fast-food chain. Does this mean you have to skip the drive-thru?
Dominion Energy will present its plans for a substation near a NoVA neighborhood at an informational meeting.
A new report details the campaign contributions received by supervisors in one of NoVA's largest counties. (Patch)
Davio's Northern Italian Steakhouse was recognized for its wine program in Wine Spectator's 2026 Restaurant Awards.
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