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We hope you've enjoyed our daily audio briefing, but sadly we must inform you that today's edition will be its last.
An audio producer and a Democratic Norfolk delegate are setting out to tell the stories of Virginia Beach’s historically Black neighborhoods through a new podcast series.
Tuesday at Norfolk International Airport, 13 flights — seven arrivals and six departures — were canceled.
Today's Top Stories from The Virginian-Pilot
A third Walmart employee has sued the company after the mass shooting in Chesapeake.
USNS Comfort will be home for Christmas following a two-month deployment to the Caribbean and Central and South America.
It’s not likely there will be any snow in Hampton Roads over Christmas weekend.
Is it getting more expensive to rent a home or apartment in Norfolk?
Virginia Beach is providing $18.4 million more in taxpayer money than what it originally committed for the construction of Atlantic Park.
Dozens of people turned out this week to speak in opposition to an After School Satan Club starting at Chesapeake’s B.M. Williams Primary.
Virginia Beach Mayor Bobby Dyer wants to reflect on the “merits and pitfalls” of the city's new voting system.
Walmart donating Chesapeake merchandise
Virginia is taking steps to pull out of the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative.
A former sergeant with the Virginia Beach Sheriff’s Office is suing Sheriff Ken Stolle, alleging that he was fired for his political opinions.
An after-school 'Satan club' in Chesapeake is in limbo after its sponsor backed out.
A former political consultant for ex-U.S. Rep. Scott Taylor avoided prison Monday.
A 41-foot sailboat with an elderly mariner on board washed ashore on the northern Outer Banks.
A Portsmouth deputy city manager hired last month, who had been charged with welfare fraud in Suffolk, no longer works for the city, according to a city spokesperson.
Santa Claus will swap his sleigh for a Navy helicopter on Saturday.
A Chesapeake Walmart employee who says she narrowly missed being shot has filed a $50 million lawsuit against the company.
Changes are coming to Rudee Loop, and if you want to share your ideas about its future, now’s the time.
Virginia Beach city leaders are trying to get in front of any further changes to the state's marijuana law.
Portsmouth City Manager Tonya Chapman is alleging that around $80,000 in COVID-19 relief money wasn’t accounted for under her predecessor.
The first casino in Hampton Roads will open its doors to residents early next year.
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