Dan Kennedy is an anchor for WVEC-TV in Norfolk, Virginia. With a focus on local news in the Hampton Roads area, Dan covers a wide range of topics, including missing children, crime, education, and community issues. His work has been featured in various publications and he is dedicated to keeping the community informed and engaged.
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Dan Kennedy's coverage is heavily focused on local news, particularly in the Virginia and Hampton Roads areas. His articles often cite data and cover breaking news, government announcements, and evolving stories.
If you are looking to reach out to Dan Kennedy for a pitch, consider offering insights or information related to local news in Virginia or specifically within the Hampton Roads area. Topics such as crime statistics, educational developments, local sports events, journalism-related issues specific to this region would likely pique his interest.
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In a new ad for — and approved by — Rep. Kiggans, Virginia Beach Sheriff Rocky Holcomb makes two claims about the southern border.
Only one city has seen an increase, while two others have seen a double digit decline.
Davis claims that he is "saving Seymour Johnson Air Force Base from job cuts and delivering essential aircraft for Coast Guard Air Station Elizabeth City."
In a new ad paid for and approved by Jen Kiggans, she plays audio claiming her opponent, Missy Cotter Smasal received a presidential endorsement.
By: Dan Kennedy
The first campaign ad has aired in the race for Portsmouth's mayor. Let's Verify. PORTSMOUTH, Va. — We continue to Verify claims made in local campaign advertisements.
Meet the two challengers and the two incumbents running for Suffolk City Council this year.
By: Dan Kennedy
The ad claims Missy Cotter Smasal "skipped almost half the meetings," but meeting minutes prove that's not quite true.
So endorsements may be fading away. The problem with Bezos and Soon-Shiong is that they acted at the last minute, overturning their editorial boards and convincing absolutely no one that there was any principle behind their decision beyond not provoking the wrath of former President Donald Trump. Indeed, both papers had already published endorsements in state and local races.
By: Dan Kennedy
We follow the money to see who is dropping the biggest bucks on advertising in the tight race.
There have been almost 50 fewer reported homicides compared to this time last year.
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