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More than 4,500 Virginians have died. But the number doesn't begin to tell the full story of the virus' toll. → Read More
Molek Alcantara, 23, and Daquan C. Reed, 22, were arrested by the U.S. Marshals Fugitive Task Force. → Read More
Virginia law keeps homicide victims’ names secret when they’re minors. And while most court hearings for teenage murder suspects are supposed to be public, judges frequently close them. → Read More
Three federal judges turned down his request for a new trial. → Read More
At a computer-assisted reporting “boot camp,” Ana Ley will focus on streetlights. → Read More
“I remember the stress as a young parent: ‘Where’s the money going to come from?’ ” → Read More
“I’ve been in practice 39½ years, and I’ve never seen or heard of anything like this,” says the lawyer handling the case. → Read More
“It’s not something we should be doing when you have this type of cloud hanging over the process.” → Read More
Federal investigators have sought records of Correct Care Solutions’ ties to the former Norfolk sheriff. → Read More
City officials say the upgrades would keep the 45-year-old theater competitive. → Read More
“Everyone is talking about regionalism. Let’s do it,” Norfolk’s mayor says. → Read More
“We don’t want to just disperse poverty. We want to reduce poverty in the neighborhoods.” → Read More
One proposal would add 4,000 seats to the arena, which now holds just over 10,000 for basketball games. → Read More
Naturally, having a criminal in charge of the city’s money didn’t sit well with residents. So the central question for some this year has been: Who can you trust? → Read More
As usual, most of Hampton Roads' “constitutional officers” will be re-elected this year without a contest. → Read More
The city says the group “will not be given access to the building.” → Read More
Tommy Norment, the Senate majority leader, said during Monday’s Crime Commission meeting that he is working with legislative staff on a decriminalization bill. → Read More
Major parts of the plan include storm-surge barriers across the Lafayette River and the Hague. → Read More
Mayor Kenny Alexander says the 19-acre parcel would be crucial to a planned redevelopment of a 200-acre area. → Read More
Eagles of Death Metal had a message for the victims in Nevada – and another one for the “bad guys.” → Read More