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The Virginia Department of Health has confirmed a fourth death related to swine flu in Hampton Roads: a woman from the Western Tidewater Health District - which includes Suffolk, Isle of Wight County, Southampton County and Franklin.
Suffolk police seek man who cashed in stolen lottery ticket
Loading... A surveillance camera captured this image of a man who police say cashed in a stolen lottery ticket on Oct.
Mix Position: Prairie Home Companion fiddler to play Christmas show in Suffolk
Peter Ostroushko will bring a bit of Ukranian flavor to the area's holiday festivities with a concert Dec.
TCC plans for its undeveloped waterfront property
For all of the sparkle and shine of its new Portsmouth campus, Tidewater Community College is sitting on a gem of another kind - one of the last undeveloped waterfront properties in Hampton Roads.
Donald Jenkins has been busy pumping out water collecting inside basements in the Colonial Place neighborhood - the same four basements, and one of them his own.
Farm fields take a hit in storm floods
Click a thumbnail to view the full-size image. Buy Pilot photos here. Loading... Close Gallery Farm fields in Suffolk remain flooded on Friday.
Storm Information: City of Suffolk
The City of Suffolk continues to experience flooding in low lying areas which has caused roadway flooding across the City.
The Hilton Garden Inn Suffolk Conference Center Bridal Expo
The Hilton Garden Inn Suffolk Conference Center Bridal Expo is the best bridal expo in Hampton Roads, Virginia with more fashions, more new ideas and more choices than you can imagine with displays from dozens of the area's most trusted wedding professionals, you will find everything to make your wedding day extraordinary.
Suffolk gets $5,000 for new police dog
All the dogs came at once. The police department had gone years without a K9 unit, until the mid 2000s, when it acquired six German shepherds.
Raleigh Isaacs re-elected sheriff in Suffolk
Raleigh Isaacs Sr. won his fifth term as sheriff by an overwhelming majority. He led Army veteran and political newcomer Jay Clason with more than 70 percent of the votes late Tuesday, with most precincts reporting to the State Board of Elections.
Suffolk city revenue forecast cautiously upbeat
Looking up According to preliminary projections, Suffolk is on pace to bring in more money than it budgeted for almost all of its local taxes, including those on restaurants, hotels and sales.
Suffolk says Obici bids are inadequate
Loading... The City Council solicited formal proposals from groups that wanted to repair and renovate the historic Obici House.
Ed Asner takes the stage at Suffolk Center in "FDR"
Ed Asner has never been shy about speaking his mind when it comes to issues he cares about.
Suffolk safety officials propose new buildings
The leaders of the Police and Fire departments told the City Council on Wednesday that they need to build another public safety building to extend critical coverage for a growing population.
In Isle of Wight, Suffolk, Surry, voters fight germs, discuss coal plant
Election signs dot Route 10 today outside the Mount Nebo Baptist Church polling place in Surry County.
Whatever your persuasion, have your vote counted
I hope everyone is ready to vote next week. In Your Corner, we usually don't devote much space to political news, but I thought it might be good to talk a little about the races we'll decide Tuesday.
Suffolk focuses on those at-risk to curb drop outs
Loading... 1 of 2 Click for more Turrell Chalk, left, and Craig Woodus take part in a geometry class during Z block at Lakeland High School in Suffolk on Thursday, Oct.
Police charge man with stabbing wife
Suffolk police charged a man with first degree murder in the stabbing death of his wife.
Suffolk family remembers slain mother of three
Perhaps jealousy led to the murder of Cathy Moseley, but to her mother Betty, there is no way to explain what Darren Moseley did after authorities say he killed Cathy, his wife of 10-years. "He act like nothing ever happened, came here and stayed two nights, ate my food, slept in my son's bed, took baths and then to find out he killed my baby.
Franklin paper mill closure to cost region $27 million
The region is projected to lose an additional 2,400 jobs and $27 million in tax revenue when International Paper Corp.