Norfolk VA

The Virginia Beach Sheriff’s Office, Virginia Beach Department of Human Services, and Oxford House have launched the Virginia Beach Sheriff’s Recovery Housing Scholarship Program to help eligible participants with substance-use disorders move from jail into drug- and alcohol-free recovery housing. A new scholarship pro

Craft supplies are expensive. A few tubes of paint, some fabric, a set of brushes, and suddenly you have spent more than you planned. This Virginia thrift store offers a different model. It takes donated art supplies, leftovers, and scraps that would otherwise be thrown away and sells them at prices that make creativit

Leading the hands-on instruction is Jess Barr, a supervisor at Chesapeake Central Fleet. Barr shared with News 3, catching small issues early can prevent costly repairs down the road.

Heavy rain, wind and flooding will be possible as a result of a coastal storm that will slide up the east coast beginning on Wednesday.

Open Mon–Thu, 11 AM–6 PM | Fri, 11 AM–7 PM | Sat, 11 AM–6 PM | Sun, Closed. Salmich’s Burgers & Hoagies has earned a loyal following on Norfolk’s Little Creek Road by bringing Buffalo-inspired comfort food to hungry locals since 2016. The restaurant...

NORFOLK, Va. - A retired general is suing the Gloucester (Va.) County sheriff in federal court alleging that by allowing hunters and their dogs to enter his property without penalty despite "no trespassing" signage, the sheriff is violating the Fifth and 14th amendments. The complaint filed this month in the...

The US Coast Guard is urging Hampton Roads mariners to stay off the water as a coastal storm brings dangerous seas expected to build to 10 feet.

NOTE: Above video is previous coverage from earlier Wednesday morning when over 1,900 Virginia Beach residents were without power. HAMPTON ROADS, Va. (WAVY) — Multiple cities across Hampton Roads are facing storm-related power outages Wednesday morning. At the moment, most outages have been fixed, though over 200 resid

TRENTON, N.J. — Two Virginia men have been sentenced to federal prison for trafficking firearms and machine gun conversion devices, according to U.S. Attorney Robert Frazer. Lawrence Higgs, 37, of Portsmouth, Virginia, was sentenced Sept. 16 to 150 months in prison followed by three years of supervised release. Tariq H

Some bakeries hand you a paper bag and send you on your way. This one lets you pull up a chair, watch loaves rise, and see the person behind the counter shape dough that will be warm within the hour. Tucked into a Virginia Beach shopping strip, it carries a...