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Photo courtesy of Frank McKennaOnly about one in six lung cancer cases nationwide are caught early enough for curative treatment. In Hampton Roads, health advocates say it’s time to widen screening guidelines. -
Katherine Hafner/WHRO NewsThe four plaintiffs claim the project unlawfully harmed wildlife and public access to the park.
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The county had already passed regulations in September limiting data centers to industrial districts. -
ROŪGE: Theater Reinvented’s inaugural fundraiser, "PlayNight," brings scenes from three stage shows to three Norfolk homes Saturday as a fundraiser. -
The Virginia Symphony Orchestra, like other arts groups, relies on the public to survive. Who says musicians, though, can't raise money for the community? -
The state’s consecutive term limit is unique in the United States and dates back to worries of the Founding Fathers. -
Venezuela braces for the possibility of an attack as the USS Ford strike group enters the region. -
The finding adds to a growing body of research about animals at the famous 17th-century settlement. -
The Streetcar 390 Project is refurbishing a 1917 streetcar that once ran in the city. The project is also raising money for an educational pavilion to house the trolley. -
Norfolk leaders say the city will still benefit — even if the amount is significantly less than early projections. -
Luria joins a field of six other Democrats who will compete for their party’s nomination before facing Republican U.S. Rep. Jen Kiggans in November 2026. -
