HAMPTON, Va. — If you’ve passed by Fort Monroe recently, you’ve likely noticed construction crews and scaffolding, and it’s just the beginning. The Fort Monroe Authority has officially been given the ...

Apartments, a 250-person event center, a boutique hotel, a 500-seat restaurant, a marina and a firing range will soon dot the landscape at Fort Monroe with the help of historic tax credits, public ...

Visitors to Fort Monroe will need to turn down the volume, as the Fort Monroe Authority is implementing some new noise codes. The authority amended its rules and regulations last week to prohibit ...

HAMPTON, Va. (WAVY) – Virginia American Revolution 250 Commission is inviting the public to commemorate the nation’s 250th Anniversary at Fort Monroe. Fourth at the Fort is a collaborative effort ...

Presenza: 'You’re not going to find a lot of places that have the continuity starting from 1608 all the way up to the 1820s when they started to build Fort Monroe, so it’s a fairly significant spot.

HAMPTON — Fort Monroe has no plans to change any of its exhibits or signage pertaining to slavery as several other national parks have reportedly done in order to comply with a federal order ...

Costs are rising at Fort Monroe, and part of officials’ plans to drum up revenue includes creating a concrete blueprint for investors and visitors to buy into. Operating expenses are projected to rise ...

The Fort Monroe Authority Board of Trustees got a glimpse of what the future African Landing Memorial — which honors the first documented Africans brought to English North America in 1619 — will look ...

Re “Board members bring back idea to rename Fort Monroe” (April 18): I read where the Fort Monroe board of trustees are seriously considering a name change for Fort Monroe. As a young sailor returning ...

HAMPTON, Va. — The batteries at Fort Monroe may have looked a little rough as of Tuesday, they were expected be looking much better in a few weeks and be better protected from the elements thanks to a ...

HAMPTON, Va. — A powerful moment at Fort Monroe this Fourth of July where the spirit of Independence wasn't just remembered: it was lived. Virginia leaders, including Governor Glenn Youngkin, marked ...