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Messages left where a student died last week include emotional support for each other and frustration at the administration.
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The Navy’s oldest aircraft carrier returned to Norfolk in July to the place where its 51-year career began.
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October is Pedestrian Safety Month, and drivers and walkers alike can help keep vulnerable road users safe.
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Backed by $200,000 in personal funding and a pledge to reach $1 million, Cicley Gay is working with Historically Black Colleges and Universities, starting with Norfolk State.
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The Virginia-based health system joins more than 150 hospitals nationwide using Regard technology as state lawmakers consider how to regulate AI’s growing presence in healthcare.
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The Gold, Season 2
Hugh Bonneville stars in this crime drama inspired by the true story of one of the largest robberies in British history.
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