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Data shows chronic disease rates are above the state average in Hampton Roads, which can be brought on or worsened by excess weight.
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Some work remains but the memorial will be open to the public during a remembrance gathering on the anniversary of the mass shooting.
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The islands full of native plant species are meant to support wildlife and educate visitors to the garden.
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'Peace at Potsdam' is a concert and play about the 1945 Potsdam conference, where three world leaders met to create peace after WWII. Music helped bridge their differences.
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Push Comedy Theater's all-women sketch comedy show, 'Panties in a Twist,' has two performances this weekend. One actor said, 'Women can be a lot dirtier than people expect.'
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LS Greenlink plans to construct a factory and manufacturing complex in Chesapeake with a combined cost of over $1 billion for the two projects.
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Virginia joins national movement to enhance consumer information or outright ban the herb
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WHRO went on a tour of the factory to see how the local mattresses are made.
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The Virginia Department of Health is asking families to take the safe swimming pledge this summer to prevent drownings, especially among children under 5 years old.
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Investigative reporter Elizabeth McGowan joins the newsroom, bolstering environmental and energy coverage
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Friends Alyssa McGuire and Savannah Kerrick created the Womxn's Connective more than a year ago to create a network of female-identifying artists and vendors.
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Gans, Gans & Associates was paid up to $82,500 across two contracts approved under Nathan Simms. Norfolk housing board members said they never saw or heard about them.