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In April 2021, a Black man from Elizabeth City was shot to death by Pasquotank County Sheriff’s deputies. The shooting triggered protests.

Photo via Unsplash. In 2021, a Pasquotank County Sheriff's deputy fatally shot Andrew Brown. Brown's family has since filed a civil lawsuit regarding his death.

In April 2021, a Black man from Elizabeth City was shot to death by Pasquotank County Sheriff’s deputies. The shooting triggered protests.

The newly-formed board will review citizen complaints against the sheriff's office.

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Hundreds of people gathered last week to honor tribal members and those who helped in the arduous process of getting back the Rappahannock Tribal town of Pissacoack.

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State Superintendent of Public Instruction Jillian Balow recommended reviewing or removing certain policies, programs and resources she considers "divisive."

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A few dozen women from 14 states and four other nations are assembled at the Women-in-Fire Training Exchange this month at The Nature Conservancy's Piney Grove Preserve.

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The parents of the two killed at the Oceanfront gather with activists and community leaders to mark the somber anniversary.

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TC Energy hopes to replace two segments of existing pipeline stretching about 48 miles from Sussex County to Chesapeake, including Suffolk and Isle of Wight County.

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"They shopped here. They went to church here. This was their city,” said Pamela Ponton of Hampton. “And now they’re known worldwide. So we’re very, very proud.”

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The Southeastern Virginia Environmental Education Consortium brings together six public school systems in Hampton Roads. It’s being coordinated by Old Dominion University.

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