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Several historically Black neighborhoods near the proposed site say they’re bearing a disproportionate burden of local gas infrastructure.
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John T. Biggers was an artist student at Hampton in the 1940s and later became a nationally known educator and artist. The retrospective features pieces that have never been showcased before.
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State regulators are set to hear from petitioners seeking to require terrapin excluder devices on crab cages next week. The proposal faces pushback from commercial crabbers.
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The Trump Administration is skirting a federal law by finding new namesakes for the bases with the same last names as Confederate soldiers.
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Since 2020, at least 20 localities in Virginia have had active militia groups, according to media reports. Southern Poverty Law Center's recent report counts two militia groups in Hampton Roads.
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St. Paul – a hamlet of 830 people in coal country - remade itself into a bustling spot for ecotourism and off-road trails
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The announcement comes two months after Sentara announced it was shutting down degree programs at its college.
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"Un/Bound: Free Black Virginians, 1619-1865’ at the Museum of History & Culture showcases stories, objects and collaborations from experts on a lesser-discussed topic.
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The decision was a good ending for Evolution House, which had been violating county codes for several years at a home the organization rents on Richmond Road.
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According to the Association of International Educators, international students contributed over $800 million dollars to Virginia colleges in 2023 and over $43 billion nationally.
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In Chesapeake, lifelong local Republicans and recent transplants stood shoulder to shoulder to decry Trump’s actions.