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In 50 years, Hampton Roads could feel more like Louisiana, new climate map reveals

By 2080, cities in Hampton Roads will likely have a climate more similar to south Louisiana today, according to a new map released by the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science.

Students with Seth Broudy’s School of Surf take to the waves off Croatan Beach early Tuesday, July 16, 2024, morning. (Stephen M. Katz / The Virginian-Pilot)

A 72-year-old South Carolina man died Saturday morning after his kayak capsized in the ocean off Cape Hatteras National Seashore.

South Carolina man dies after kayak capsizes off the Outer Banks

“This is an antiquated rule that does not work in today's society," said Bill Stanley, a state senator and attorney involved in the litigation. “We can't use an antiquated philosophy or policy and apply it to a modern day business. It's not right."

Portsmouth restaurant challenges Virginia’s food-to-alcohol ratio, citing casino exemptions

The 9th Annual Coastal Craft Beer Festival is coming to Neptune’s Park on Aug. 24 from 3-8 p.m.

Mark your calendar: Craft beer festival coming to Virginia Beach in August

New coach Luke Stice addresses issues that have been prevalent on the team for multiple years, and is confident he can change the culture of the program. The school is also redoing its athletic policy and putting together an athlete development program for its coaches and athletes.

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Rubama: Kempsville moves forward from racism issues with new baseball coach, athlete program

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Business

A $50,000 grant will fund planning to enhance the alley between Main and Hopkins streets as well as redevelopment of the bank building at 96 Main St., which has sat empty for several years, said J.B. Crowley, executive director of the Hilton Village Main Street program.

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Newport News’ Hilton Village eyes ways to improve commercial corridor

A $50,000 grant will fund planning to enhance the alley between Main and Hopkins streets as well as redevelopment of the bank building at 96 Main St., which has sat empty for several years, said J.B. Crowley, executive director of...

Politics

Hampton Roads leaders address gun violence with ideas to reduce it, including legislation, programs and more funding

Sen. Mark Warner met with various local elected officials, first responders and activists to discuss gun violence in Hampton Roads. Warner also used the opportunity to condemn political violence, in the wake of the assassination attempt on former president Donald...

Local News

While Great Bridge Lock Park embraces only 19 acres on a small peninsula between the Albemarle and Chesapeake Canal and the Southern Branch of the Elizabeth River, it offers an amiable array of comforts and conveniences for local residents.

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Exploring history at Lock Park in Great Bridge: ‘Damn the torpedoes, full speed ahead’

While Great Bridge Lock Park embraces only 19 acres on a small peninsula between the Albemarle and Chesapeake Canal and the Southern Branch of the Elizabeth River, it offers an amiable array of comforts and conveniences for local residents.