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Through education, department leaders hope families and their young riders will be more cautious and aware when hitting the road.
The state funding will help maritime workers in Hampton Roads advance their careers — and employers fill vacant jobs.
The festival, Oct. 2-4, is in its fourth year and honors films, audio features and documentaries that center on the LGBTQ+ community. Events are scheduled at ODU and The Wave dance club.
As the current and former VA-02 representatives tout affordability efforts and defend their records, independents Bishop Staten and Matt Baker challenge both parties.
As the Pentagon considers building data centers on or near bases, some local leaders are trying to balance neighbors' concerns with their community's traditional support for the military.
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