Chesapeake VA

City of Hampton immediately revoked Karma Restaurant & Lounge's permit after a fatal shooting and ongoing violations at the nightclub.

– The retail landscape across the Commonwealth is undergoing a seismic shift as 2026 begins. From the bustling streets of Northern Virginia to the historic NEON District in Norfolk, several long-standing institutions are dimming their lights for the last time. A combination of corporate bankruptcies and well-earned...

Looking for hidden pizza gems in Virginia that will blow your taste buds away?. These 7 pizzerias offer amazing flavors and cozy atmospheres that locals love!. 1. La Vera Pizzeria (Virginia Beach) This charming spot with its classic striped awning might not catch your eye at first. But once you...

It is a little known Black History Fact that a Black man who graduated first in his Booker T. Washington High School Class of 1966 became the first Black person from Virginia ever to graduate from the United States Naval Academy, completing the Academy in 1970 with a BS Degree in Mechanical Engineering.

Country Herald is Local News, Independent Pulse. Covering breaking local news, sports, lifestyle and events. Virginia – Rain is pushing into Virginia Beach this morning, and umbrellas are already flipping in a steady onshore breeze. Pavement along I-264 and Shore Drive is turning slick as showers expand after...

Police have detained one person of interest in connection with the shooting. Authorities say there is no ongoing threat to the community.

The U.S. Coast Guard and Virginia Beach Police are looking for the driver of a Perdue tractor-trailer after the vehicle crashed early Sunday morning and went into the water.

A man was found suffering from a life-threatening gunshot wound in the 800 Block of West 41st Street in Norfolk, and is currently being investigated by the Norfolk Police.

The Chesapeake Fire Department responded to a structure fire in the 1700 block of Cedar Road, which was declared under control in 18 minutes with no injuries reported and the primary residence unaffected.

BLACKSBURG, Va. – A new study led by Virginia Tech has revealed that the entire Chesapeake Bay Region is sinking. “The Chesapeake Bay is a region of financial, historical, and ecological value, and it’s worth understanding what we can predict in terms of sea-level changes in the future.”