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Photo by Benjamin Faust/Unsplash. The Department of Veterans Affairs expects its backlog of disability claims to increase by more than 25% as thousands of new cases enter the system.
The Department of Veterans Affairs expects backlog to increase by more than 50,000 claims Local News
The Department of Veterans Affairs is hiring new staff this month to deal with a surge of thousands of new claims.
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The bond referendum asks voters for permission to borrow $567 million to fund several resilience projects.
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In addition to the possibility of water entering the engine, mechanics say salt water can cause rust and corrosion in a vehicle.
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Here's what gubernatorial candidates Terry McAuliffe and Glenn Youngkin had to say about sea level rise and the environment.
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Fans say Pharrell’s Something in the Water cancellation calls out Virginia Beach’s racism Local News
Citing “toxic energy” and the city’s response to his cousin’s death, Pharrell Williams and associates confirmed this week the Something in the Water music festival would not return to Virginia Beach.
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Three students from Old Dominion University's Latino Student Association share their experiences being Latino.
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The states are working to restore the bay by a 2025 deadline.
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Attorney General Mark Herring filed an $8 million lawsuit against a Newport News landlord who abused and discriminated against his Black, female renters, the lawsuit says.
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