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PBS and WETA released a four-part documentary, 'Black and Jewish America: An Interwoven History,' this month, with new episodes released each Tuesday. The series is hosted by historian Henry Louis Gates, Jr.
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A proposal in the General Assembly could remove local governments’ say on public employee unions’ bargaining rights.
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The destroyer is expected to go to Southern Command, which has been embroiled in operations around Venezuela.
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The national tour of "Shucked" opens Tuesday and runs through Sunday at Chrysler Hall.
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The decline, which other cities in the region are seeing too, follows a period of higher homicide numbers during the COVID-19 pandemic. Some warn the decline could be short-lived.
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Kenny Alexander says the post won’t interfere with his job as Norfolk’s top elected official.
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The bill by Del. Alex Askew has a clearer path forward after Democratic wins in 2025.
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The crux of tensions between business owners and the foundation that runs the Pagoda is the question of what the property is, and should be, to the city of Norfolk.
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The regional planning commission expects to monitor water levels at 45 sites in more than a dozen cities and counties.
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Virginia Opera is performing 'Intelligence,' which is based on two Richmond women who worked for the North during the Civil War. The opera will be performed in Norfolk, Richmond and Fairfax.