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Aileen Devlin
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Virginia Sea Grant
Norfolk is considered a national hotspot for sea level rise. Virginia researchers say cities farther south are starting to catch up.
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The Punch Brothers, which opens its latest tour Tuesday in Virginia Beach, retools bluegrass with classical and other musical styles. The stop is part of the Virginia Arts Festival.
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A Department of Defense Inspector General report shows the high-profile Navy effort to prevent suicide still faces challenges.
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It includes expected revenue from increased meals and lodging taxes, more money for WJCC Schools and higher water service rates.
Katherine Hafner
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Congress is considering whether or not to eliminate a host of tax credits expanded under the Biden administration.
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