City of Norfolk looks to nearby Hampton to find its next Chief of Police
The City of Norfolk has chosen Mark Talbot to serve as the next Chief of Police beginning May 1.
The City of Norfolk has chosen Mark Talbot to serve as the next Chief of Police beginning May 1.
Virginia is scheduled to play its football season opener in Tennessee, where the House of Representatives just voted to expel two Black members for protesting gun violence in the wake of the murders of six in a Nashville school last month.

As millions celebrate Holy Week and Passover this week, many clergy and lay activists will be delving into their own faith traditions to link these observances with ongoing struggles for economic justice.
The Virginia Society of Certified Public Accountants has made a commitment for a $15,000 investment over two years to Accounting+.
Waiting lists for Albemarle County’s Housing Choice, Treesdale three-bedroom, Crozet Meadows and Scottsville School Apartments voucher programs are now open.
State Sen. Emmett Hanger will not be running for re-election in November, ending what will be a 28-year run representing the Shenandoah Valley in the State Senate when his current term expires in January.
The new Virginia offensive line coach, Terry Heffernan, met a UVA football fan at the grocery store recently, which gave him a story to tell his guys the next day before practice.
The main business began as Designs in Copper Inc., original handmade decorative pieces by Doug Sheridan.
Repulsive statements recently made by Israel’s finance minister demonstrate how corrupt and irresponsible the Netanyahu government is and the damage that it has inflicted on Israel.
Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s PAC raised $2.75 million in the first quarter of 2023, an impressive haul considering the PAC could only raise money for 30 days in the quarter with the General Assembly in session.
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