Suffolk kicks off fourth annual ‘Sweets Week,’ featuring local sugary treats
Suffolk Tourism is kicking off its fourth annual "Sweets Week" this weekend, spanning from July 5 to July 12.
Fourth at the Fort coming to Fort Monroe for Independence Day extravaganza
Virginia American Revolution 250 Commission is inviting the public to commemorate the nation's 250th Anniversary at Fort Monroe.
Three people and a dog displaced after a house fire in Chesapeake
Three people and a dog are displaced after a fire in the Bells Mill section of Chesapeake early this morning, according to the Chesapeake Fire Department.
Suffolk Parks and Recreation hosts Stars and Stripes Spectacular tomorrow
Suffolk Parks and Recreation is hosting a Fourth of July celebration at Constant's Wharf Park and Marina, featuring live music, fireworks, food and beverage, and a kid's area, with shuttle service available from two locations.
Man in the hospital following July 4th shooting in Portsmouth
A man is currently in the hospital following a shooting in the 3800 block of Sugar Creek Circle late Friday night, according to Portsmouth Police.
Sailors who grew up in the area say joining has been inspiring
NORFOLK, Va. (WAVY) — People in the military who call Hampton Roads home come from all over, including many who were actually raised in the 757. These hometown heroes show us what it’s like to put on the uniform and take the next step in their career in a place they call home. “In some […]
69-year-old man missing in Portsmouth: PPD
Portsmouth police are looking for 69-year-old Donald Wynn Stafford, who was last seen in the 900 block of North Street on July 4 around noon.
Police identify 63-year-old man killed in shooting on Kennebeck Ave. in Norfolk
Around 2:40 a.m. Thursday, authorities were called to a shooting in the 4800 block of Kennebeck Avenue. That's near Sewells Point Road.
Dump truck overturns, spilling sand onto road in Isle of Wight County: VSP
A dump truck carrying sand overturned on a road in Isle of Wight County Thursday afternoon, according to Virginia State Police.
Southside farmers don’t think new solar farm rules will stop farmland loss
New solar farm regulations require developers in Virginia to mitigate the impact of their projects on prime farmland in certain cases. Effective in June, the rules apply to new solar projects that produce less than 150 megawatts of electricity and disturb more than 10 acres of prime soil. Those projects will have to...
