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Photo by Paul Bibeau. Chenna Cook, one of the Hampton Horror Tours players, hides in wait for a tour group.
The Hampton History Museum has hosted the tours for almost a decade, dramatizing darker episodes in the city’s past.
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Most of us in Hampton Roads rent our homes, but we still want the American Dream of owning Local News
The government tracks it and most of us consider it the ultimate marker of success. Why do we care so much about owning a home?
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Virginia historian D’Anne Graham has researched the state’s centuries-old relationship with midwifery, including early accusations of witchcraft. She plans to talk about it at the Hampton History Museum.
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The Nasemond Indian Nation received a land donation totaling nearly 500 acres.
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Scrimp, scroll, square off: First-time homebuyers in Virginia face rising prices and fierce competition Local News
In 1960, the typical home cost twice a family’s income. Today, it’s four times what a household earns in a year. And, still, there’s no guarantee millennial buyers will find their dream home.
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Hampton Roads may help decide control of the House of Representatives. And the race couldn’t be closer. Local News
Virginia’s swingy Second Congressional District may be the seat that tips the balance of power after the midterm elections.
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After a lengthy court fight, a court redrew voting districts in Virginia Beach, changing who residents vote for.
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The 16-member group will make proposals for regulation and gather public opinion about marijuana use in the city.
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