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At a press conference Tuesday, Gov. Ralph Northam announced that Virginia would not be moving into a phase three reopening this week, citing surges in other parts of the country and a need to gather more data on the spread of coronavirus.

Behind the Virginia Beach Confederate monument is a story of white political power in the area... and a murder.

A prominent black family in Virginia Beach wants to reopen an investigation into the death of one of their own 45 years after it happened.

A look at documented police violence and accountability standards in Hampton Roads.

Portsmouth elected leaders have not said what they will do with the city's damaged monument.

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