Norfolk Residents: Thanksgiving Week Trash and Recycling Collection Schedule Changes
Norfolk residents will see changes to trash and recycling collections for Thanksgiving. There will be no collections on Thursday, November 27, 2025. Thursday’s pickups will move to Saturday, November 29, 2025. Friday, November 28, 2025, collections will take place as usual.
Man who killed Aonesty Selby deemed incompetent for sentencing
A sentencing hearing for Andarius McCleland, who pleaded guilty to killing Aonesty Selby, was delayed after competency concerns were raised.
Martin Lawrence set to return to Hampton Roads with VB performance at The Dome
Comedian Martin Lawrence will bring his "Y'all Know What It Is!" comedy show to The Dome in Virginia Beach next year.
Tidewater Dr. reopened after crash involving overturned vehicle
An accident involving an overturned vehicle has Tidewater Dr. northbound between Beck St. and Dune St. closed, according to the city of Norfolk.
Patient freed after crash at Kings Fork Road and Pruden Blvd in Suffolk
Suffolk Fire and Rescue responded to a two-vehicle accident at the intersection of Kings Fork Road and Pruden Blvd, where one patient was trapped and transported to a local trauma center with non-life threatening injuries.
Virginia Zoo introduces new red river hog
There is a new animal at the Virginia Zoo named "Hampton".
Hampton church distributes hundreds of Thanksgiving meals to families in need
A Hampton church spent Sunday helping make the Thanksgiving holiday a little brighter for families across the community.
Norfolk VFW post hosts Thanksgiving dinner for Hampton VA veterans
VFW Post 4809 opened its doors Sunday to nearly 40 veterans from the Hampton VA Medical Center, serving a full Thanksgiving meal.
Suffolk Police search for man missing since Nov. 13
Suffolk Police are searching for a man who was last seen Nov. 13 in his home on the 1300 block of Buoy Court.
VIDEO: Newport News Fire Department responds to fire on Chestnut Avenue
Newport News Fire Department responded to a fire at the 4000 block of Chestnut Avenue, with no injuries reported and the Red Cross assisting the owners, while the cause of the fire is still being determined.

















