An NJG Series: Our History, Our Journey – Part I: Black-Owned Hotels In Norfolk
The “Separate but, Equal” or Jim Crow era, in America, did not stop Blacks from accessing resources and creating facilities to house, educate, employ, or entertain themselves. African-Americans developed neighborhoods, business districts, schools, and recreational venues when by law, they were barred from facilities...
Suffolk crypto scam warning
Reports from the Suffolk Police Department state that scammers are posting as Suffolk Sheriff's Deputies.
Brush fire in Virginia Beach under investigation
The cause of a brush fire is under investigation after crews noticed heavy smoke in the 3100 block of Aloma Court Saturday evening, according to Virginia Beach Fire.
Virginia Veteran Services to hold wreath laying event on Dec. 13
The Virginia Department of Veterans Services and community partners will hold a holiday wreath-laying event on Saturday, Dec. 13. at the Virginia's three state veteran ceremonies, which are at the Virginia Veterans Ceremony in Ameila, the Southwest Virginia Veterans Ceremony in Dublin, and the Albert G. Horton, Jr....
Anticipation Builds for Trader Joe’s Town Center Opening
The much-anticipated opening of Trader Joe's Town Center has been a topic of discussion on social media recently. The signs for the new store have been put up, sparking curiosity and excitement among local residents. However, the exact opening date remains a mystery, leading to speculation and inquiries online.
Portsmouth Police investigating deadly shooting on Jefferson Street
A man is dead following a late-night shooting on Jefferson Street in Portsmouth. Police have not released any information about a suspect.
Advocates still want answers from Tricare after a rough year for military clients
For the first half of 2025, mental health providers in Hampton Roads complained that the military health insurance Tricare was not paying providers on time. Ramsey Goshert with Mission Harbor Counseling in Virginia Beach was one of several mental health counseling services in the area who did not get paid on time for...
Assaults against ICE up 1,153% in 11 months
(The Center Square) – Assaults against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers are up 1,153% in 11 months, according to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. As ICE officers continue to arrest the most violent criminals nationwide, U.S. citizens have increasingly obstructed their efforts, including...
Driver hospitalized after serious accident on Route 58 in Suffolk
Suffolk Fire and Rescue responded to a single-vehicle accident with life-threatening injuries on Route 58 westbound near the downtown exit today.
Stallion relocated from OBX after deemed public threat
A wild stallion in Currituck’s northern Outer Banks has been relocated after being determined it was “a serious threat to public safety.” The Corolla Wild Horse Fund announced on Facebook Tuesday that the stallion Topnotch was relocated to the fund’s farm sanctuary on mainland Currituck. The horse was relocated...

















