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WHRO talked with the woman at the helm of an effort to get more doctors, nurses, therapists and health technicians trained and working in the region.
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Hampton Roads leaders brace for impacts as the trade war heats up and tens of thousands of local workers worry about their jobs.
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John Phelan toured local shipyards this week as one of his first public appearances.
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Expert says popular efforts to loosen local zoning laws aren’t enough to address affordability for the most vulnerable.
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The federal Institute of Museum and Library Services provided about $5 million to organizations in Hampton Roads in the last decade. Under a recent executive order, some of that could disappear.
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Veterans are skeptical of the VA's claims that patient care won't be affected by more than 70,000 agency layoffs.
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April is “second chance” month, a national initiative to raise awareness around challenges that incarcerated individuals face after they are released. There are several programs inside Virginia prisons to teach inmates skills, including a welding course at a prison in Bland County.
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“Every country of significance is impacted by at least a 10% increase in tariffs, so there’s a concern there,” Stephanie Agee with the Virginia Economic Development Partnership said.
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Mental health patients will soon have a dedicated emergency room staffed by people trained in behavioral health.
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The city has tried for years to attract development going at the former Military Circle Mall and unveiled similar plans last year for MacArthur Mall.
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New data shows the region has one of the steepest year-over-year drops in pending home sales in the nation.