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The U.S. Navy Band is on a multi-state tour to mark the Navy's 250th anniversary. Vocalist and Norfolk native Danlie Cuenca will perform Tuesday night at the Sandler Center.
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City council is considering funding a new facility for the Law Enforcement Training Academy in this year’s budget. It’s estimated to cost $82 million and may take five years to complete.
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The spending plan increases stormwater fees, taxes on meals and pleasure boats to fund services and projects deemed essential to the city. Council will vote on it in May.
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The Southeastern Public Service Authority spent the past year looking for a new way to handle the region's trash as space at the Regional Landfill runs out.
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The park, home to more than 150 cherry trees, has been closed since October for road improvements. It will open for visitors to view the trees and attend the Cherry Blossom Festival.
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WHRO News reached out to Hampton Roads divisions and education associations – here’s what we heard.
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Residents continue to fight against the city’s $12 million project to convert the site into wetlands to bank legal mitigation credits.
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The Republican governor advertised 250,000 open jobs across the state at an event in Virginia Beach Tuesday.
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Officials hope the site will help make Hampton Roads a hub for offshore wind development along the East Coast.
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Mayor Bobby Dyer spoke at the second of five State of the City events hosted by the Hampton Roads Chamber of Commerce this year.