From Oct. 9 through 11, citizen scientists can contribute to tidal-flood mapping by pinpointing where water is inundating land and roadways.
Del. Kacey Carnegie represents the 89th House District, which includes parts of Chesapeake and Suffolk. She practices law in Chesapeake.
Oyster grower Alex Lambert had one day’s notice that an algal bloom was heading toward his 4,000 basket farm. It could be ...
The New York Jets signed former William & Mary All-American Nate Lynn to their active roster Wednesday. The 6-3, 256-pound ...
In girls volleyball, No. 3 Grafton defeated Poquoson in straight sets.
Today favors noticing what could work better without turning every imperfection into a crisis. The Moon moves through ...
President Donald Trump is a billionaire. If he wants to make a positive TV ad featuring himself about how great America is ...
The amendment would protect the right to vote for every eligible voter, no matter which party is in power, Del. Kacey ...
Virginia deserves to play in big games,” second-year coach Ryan Odom said at ACC media days, “and I want this particular team to feel that, and I want them to experience those NCAA Tournament-type ...
The wide receiver/free safety becomes only the second Peninsula District football player selected for the game, joining ...
Da’Jean Golmond has accounted for seven touchdowns in two starts, making Norfolk State’s quarterback picture much more ...
Granby coach Jonathan Wilson is busy doing double duty for the second consecutive school year as he coaches the school’s ...
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