The Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) has reached a deal with TME Enterprises, Inc. to begin paying drivers who filed pothole damage claims.
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A local sheriff told WAVY.com the high-risk tactics used by bounty hunters are overly aggressive and against the law.
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Two Portsmouth schools were treated for bed bugs over the weekend following separate incidents.
The saltwater splashing under cars at the Monitor-Merrimac Memorial Bridge-Tunnel could corrode your car and cause electrical systems to fail.
A Chesapeake couple, whose home was burglarized, cannot break their lease, despite safety concerns. State law says the complex is not liable for loss.
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Millions of your tax dollars are going down the tube at the Monitor-Merrimac Memorial Bridge-Tunnel.
VDOT had to perform an emergency pothole repair Wednesday afternoon at rush hour, shutting down two lanes of eastbound I-264.
