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Hampton University played an indispensable role in creating Depression-era Aberdeen Gardens and protecting this model black community from white attempts to stop it.

/PRNewswire/ -- Global financial services company PRA Group, Inc. (Nasdaq: PRAA) teamed up with the Chesapeake Bay Foundation (CBF) ahead of Earth Day to save...

Civil War Emancipation Proclamation read in historic gathering of contraband slaves under a Hampton oak

VDOT officials are encouraging the community to attend an information session about this project on April 11 from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Y.H. Thomas Community Center.

HAMPTON — A new Hampton program aims to help residents address shoreline erosion by allowing some funds to be provided upfront rather than solely requiring them…

The 1,200-foot-long Neil R. Underwood Bridge is the states number one red-listed bridge in need of replacement.

Hampton City Council is considering relocating the historic carousel from its current location on Settlers Landing Road to protect it from flooding and to potentially redevelop the land.

The carousel, located near Downtown Hampton along the Hampton River, is one of only 170 functioning antique carousels in the country.

The Virginia Seafood Agricultural Research and Extension facility for Virginia Tech in downtown Hampton is officially open where students and staff can research cutting edge aquaculture development.

Hampton firefighters rescued a dog Saturday after being on the loose and ending up in the water.