City Attorney Tim Spencer is retiring March 1 and Finance Director Margaret Lindsey’s last day was Monday.

The city paid PFM Group to take an independent look at what the next five years may bring.

Some Roanoke leaders say they are frustrated by canceled football games and a critical audit of the city's Parks and Recreation Department.

City Manager Valmarie Turner said the city's continued subsidy is one reason why she’s taking a thorough look at the facility’s operations.

The 150 acres of privately-owned woodlands across from Valley View Mall is the last tract of undeveloped land of its size in the city.

As AI becomes more prevalent, local governments are among the many workplaces and institutions grappling with how to regulate its use.

Res Ipsa Properties, which includes Nick Hagen and his parents, is renting a part of the building for $3,125 a month.

Roanoke steered the biggest chunks of its pandemic relief money to food, fun and affordable housing.

There remain dueling narratives about who’s to blame for some of the recent spending and accounting lapses that auditors flagged.

The finding underscored accounting issues that have plagued the government and which emerged during a belt-tightening budget year.

Roanoke City Council members are considering whether to merge the city and school district's finance systems in a bid for more oversight.

In a prepared statement Volosin blamed the former administration of City Manager Bob Cowell for numerous issues.

City officials said a private meeting with school officials after a dustup was productive.

A new AI chatbot - Virtual Assistant Virginia - is now at work on Roanoke’s municipal website.