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Pain at the pump for Hampton Roads residents03.04.2026HAMPTON ROADS, Va. (WAVY) —AAA says that the national average for a gallon of gas is $4.09, and here in Hampton Roads, that average has jumped to nearly $4 for unleaded regular gas. One month ago, it was more than a dollar less, at $2.95. The higher prices have been driven by tensions in the Middle East cutting down the oil supply. The trickle-down has hit Norfolk resident Marti Johnson. “The […]- Fears of global aluminum shortages intensify31.03.2026The Middle East accounts for 9% of the world’s production of aluminum.
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- Meet the Stars of the Feline World: Well known Pet Feline Varieties06.06.2024Felines are dearest pets known for their one of a kind characters, exquisite excellence, and free nature. Different feline varieties offer different qualities
- Hunger and makeshift shelters persist in north Caribbean nearly 2 months after Hurricane Melissa12.12.2025PETIT GOÂVE, Haiti (AP) — Amizia Renotte sat on a broken piece of concrete and pointed to a large pile of dirt where her house once stood before the outer bands of Hurricane Melissa crumpled it as the storm lashed Haiti’s southern region. The Atlantic hurricane season may be over, but thousands of people like Renotte in this Carribean country and beyond are still looking for food and struggling to rebuild their lives nearly two months after the Category 5 storm pummeled the northern Caribbean r
- The Magnificence of Do-It-Yourself Skincare: Regular Recipes and Tips01.01.1In a world loaded up with business skincare items loaded down with synthetics and additives, the magnificence of Do-It-Yourself skincare radiates through. Making your skincare items utilizing regular fixings not onl
- RSF attack on Sudan’s South Kordofan kills at least 14, including children29.03.2026Sudan Doctors Network said RSF and allies shelled residential areas in the city of Dilling for several hours.
- A 3-limbed Kemp's ridley sea turtle is now being tracked at sea by satellite25.03.2026The veterinary staff at a Florida sea turtle hospital is getting help from space to monitor the animals they have rehabilitated. Using satellite tracking devices in a collaboration between the Loggerhead Marinelife Center and the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute, scientists are learning how well sea turtles can survive in the wild after losing a limb. Amelie, a Kemp's ridley sea turtle who lost her right forelimb to a predator — most likely a shark, the center said — was taken to the
