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Voters will select Treasurers and Commissioners of the Revenue for counties and cities across Hampton Roads. What do those elected officials do?
It's not just covid-19 patients driving the surge in emergency rooms and intensive care units.
An anonymous group claims signs were ignored that show a motive for the 2019 Virginia Beach Municipal Center shooting.
A new exhibit at William & Mary's Muscarelle Museum examines the impact of the September 11th attacks through the lens of architecture.
After three years as a food desert, Norfolk's Berkley neighborhood welcomes a locally-owned supermarket.
Cities across the area are facing shortages of sanitation workers.
A year ago, Norfolk and Virginia Beach saw marchers pushing for police reform. Today, local governments are still talking about implementing civilian oversight of police.
The effort, which received $5 million from the Virginia General Assembly and $4 million from Sentara Healthcare, is aimed at addressing health inequities in the region.
Police departments across the state are facing mass job vacancies. Here's how Hampton Roads' departments are trying to get - and keep - officers.
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