Man found not guilty by reason of insanity in 2024 double homicide in Norfolk,...
NORFOLK, Va. — A Norfolk judge has ordered 22-year-old Ronnie Nyamekye Campbell into inpatient state hospital treatment after finding him not guilty by reason of insanity in the second-degree murders of his father and grandmother in 2024. Campbell will remain in inpatient treatment at a locked treatment facility for...
Hegseth to visit Norfolk, more OBX homes collapse, government shutdown layoffs
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Winterfest on the Wisconsin returns to Norfolk with expanded attractions
NORFOLK, Va. (WAVY) — Winterfest on the Wisconsin is returning to Norfolk this November with an expansion and a walking light trail. According to a release, the event, which starts on Friday, Nov. 14 and runs through Dec. 31, will be doubling in size this year, with a 30,000-square-foot “Kingdom of the Snow Queen”...
VBFD urges residents to be safe with devices that require lithium-ion batteries
Majority of electronics, including smartphones, tablets, laptops and toys, are powered by lithium-ion batteries.
Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society ready to support troops and their families amid government shutdown
PORTSMOUTH, Va. (WAVY) — Uncertainty for military service members and their families during the government shutdown is causing nonprofits and lawmakers to step up to provide some relief. The Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society estimated that 2.1 million military personnel could go without pay during the shutdown. ...
Military braces for uncertainty amid looming payless payday due to shutdown
NORFOLK, Va. — More than 2 million military personnel could soon feel a squeeze as the government shutdown continues without an end in sight. The impact is expected to delay paydays for government employees and military personnel. "We know that they're coming in the door with that, you know,...
Police: One person hurt in Wednesday morning Norfolk crash involving Tide light rail
NORFOLK, Va. (WAVY) — Norfolk police said one person was hurt in a crash involving a car and the Tide light rail train. They said it happened at 8:40 a.m. on Wednesday on Brambleton Avenue near the Norfolk Scope. Police believe the driver of the car didn’t stop for the light rail, which they said had the right-of-way.
Virgina Is ‘The Fresh Cousin,’ Per Pusha T And Fam-Lay At Cousinz Festival
Cousinz Festival is proof that Virginia is for lovers.
The Navy creates a new command at the Norfolk Naval Shipyard to speed up...
Starting this week, the new Naval Support Activity Portsmouth will run the staff and support facilities attached to Norfolk Naval Shipyard. The new command is part of a Navy effort to speed up maintenance at public shipyards. Norfolk oversees nuclear powered submarines and aircraft carriers. An activation ceremony at...
17-year-old seriously injured following shooting on Seaboard Avenue in Chesapeake
A juvenile was shot and is in critical condition following a shooting in the 1100 block of Seaboard Ave Wednesday evening, according to Chesapeake police.
