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The foodbank prepared to serve 500 households in Norfolk. More than 1,000 showed up.
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As the federal contractor begins the process of laying off employees, it’s also trying to make a limited budget last to pay current employees.
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Sharon Creekmore Mosley and Dion Mosley earned the farmer of the year award from the Virginia State University Small Farm Outreach Program.
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As the federal government shutdown continues, a new report shows how many federal workers the government has lost so far this year. The rest of the year may hold shocking numbers as well.
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Gov. Glenn Youngkin says Democrats are looking to "hold America hostage."
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The region’s large military and federal presence mean the local economy will take a hit.
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Local governments are scrambling to come up with their own short-term plans.
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Officials say more overseas destinations are on the horizon.
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A former planning director refers to some local housing opposition as the "drawbridge syndrome." Residents are drawn to the area's rural character and amenities but don't want others to move in and change it.
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A recent survey showed people across the state want lawmakers to take action to address the housing shortage.
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Vulcan Elements CEO John Maslin stands on the company's factory floor in Research Triangle Park, N.C. The two year old company has signed more than $10 million in deals with every branch of the military for its rare earth magnets.