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Did anyone win the $380M Mega Millions jackpot?

Did anyone win the $380M Mega Millions jackpot?

Did anyone win the $380M Mega Millions jackpot?

After a buzzy near-record jackpot this summer, Mega Millions has climbed back up. Powerball isn't far behind.

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Yankees star Judge breaks AL record with 62nd homer

The home run sets what some fans consider baseball’s “clean” standard. While Maris' record had been exceeded six times previously, all were tainted by steroid use.
How sea level rise could impact Hampton Roads property values

Virginia has the fifth highest number of land parcels that could fall below a tidal boundary by 2050.
Report: With high inflation, future is 'uncertain' for Hampton Roads economy

The State of the Region report said high prices, combined with erratic federal budgeting, have taken a toll.

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Virginia Beach City Council defers vote on using $1 million for Veterans United Home Loans Amphitheater renovation
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Musk offers to end legal fight, pay $44B to buy Twitter
Politicians don’t always need musician approval to use songs in ads, but they need to buy the license
5 ways to spot a paid survey scam
Loretta Lynn, coal miner's daughter and country queen, dies

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Virginia Beach-based rescue team continues mission in Fort Myers Beach

After moving to Fort Myers Beach, Task Force Leader Brian Sullivan said they saw the absolute devastation the storm surge left behind.
Gov. Youngkin introduces 2022 Energy Plan for Virginia

The plan covers everything from coal to nuclear power, and highlights five goals: reliability, affordability, innovation, competition and environmental stewardship.

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Politicians don’t always need musician approval to use songs in ads, but they need to buy the license

Political candidates need to purchase licenses to use copyrighted music in their TV spots. Those rights are often owned by artists, but not always.
5 ways to spot a paid survey scam

Phony paid surveys are a common way for scammers to acquire personal information and steal people’s identities. Here’s how to spot them.