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A bus aims to close this city’s ongoing healthcare gap with free services (opens the original)
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Newport News has rolled out a new medical service provider for residents. But don’t bother making an appointment or looking up directions. Look for the red and white Community Health Bus patrolling the city. The Newport News Fire Department launched the mobile unit in November 2025 in partnership with Riverside Health, Sentara Health, and Bon Secours Immaculate Hospital. The mobile unit offers free services for residents and is equipped to provide initial assessments such as preventive screening
John F. Kennedy carrier is 99% complete, Navy says (opens the original)
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NEWPORT NEWS — The Navy’s newest carrier is 99% complete, according to the Navy, and is nearly ready to join the fleet. The John F. Kennedy (CVN 79) is the Navy’s second Ford-class nuclear-powered aircraft carrier and has been undergoing final preparations in the James River. Huntington Ingalls Industries announced Tuesday its Newport News Shipbuilding division achieved preliminary acceptance of the Kennedy, meaning the ship’s crew can take the aircraft carrier to sea for underway testing and ev
Newport News City Council candidates talk Camp Morrison, sales tax and blight (opens the original)
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NEWPORT NEWS — A panel of seven City Council candidates told a crowd of more than 80 residents that they want to continue moving Newport News forward. But they have different views on the best way to do that, from addressing Camp Morrison, to levying a 1% sales tax increase or addressing the city’s blight. Incumbents Curtis Bethany, John Eley and Cleon Long joined challengers Clifton Atkins, Andrea Diggs, Michael Gale and Devon Hamilton on Wednesday at Hilton Christian Church in Newport News to
Hampton cracks down on short-term rental operators (opens the original)
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Short-term rental operators in Hampton will now face harsher punishments for permit violations under new regulations adopted this week. Hampton City Council began allowing short-term rentals in 2022 to meet a growing demand on apps such as Airbnb and Vrbo, and updated its regulations in 2024 to include density limits per neighborhood. Each property must have a primary contact for complaints who can respond within an hour and take corrective action on any complaints or noncompliance. Previously,
Newport News wants to beef up aviation workforce training (opens the original)
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NEWPORT NEWS — City leaders are asking state lawmakers to provide $3 million in funding toward aviation workforce initiatives at Newport News-Williamsburg Airport and to grant localities more authority in approving local housing grants. The wish list is part of a handful of new legislative priorities heading into Virginia’s 2027 General Assembly session. City Council unanimously approved the legislative agenda Tuesday. City Intergovernmental Affairs Manager Jerri Wilson told council at its Tuesd
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