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Lanes reopen following multi-vehicle crash on I-64E near Northampton Blvd.

NOTE: Above video is from our original coverage at 5:52 a.m. NORFOLK, Va. (WAVY) — A multi-vehicle crash closed eastbound I-64 near Northampton Blvd. in Norfolk Friday morning. All eastbound lanes were previously closed. The right lane reopened around 6:10 a.m. All lanes have since reopened. 10 On Your Side has reached out to Virginia […]
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Norfolk Police hold annual trunk-or-treat event at Scope Plaza

NORFOLK, Va. (WAVY) – The Norfolk Police Department held its annual Pranks on the Plaza trunk-or-treat event Thursday night outside of the Scope Arena. This not-so-spooky trunk-or-treat event brought dozens and dozens of people to Scope Plaza for a safe Halloween experience. Trunk-or-treater Isabella Stelle hit the jackpot during her first Pranks on the Plaza […]
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Man sentenced to 13 years and six months in prison for incidents that include...

NORFOLK, Va. (WAVY) — A man was sentenced to 13 years and six months in prison on charges related to incidents that include a May 2024 shooting near the intersection of East Virginia Beach Boulevard and Wide Street, according to the Norfolk Commonwealth’s Attorney’s Office. Markell Taylor, 27, was sentenced to 13 years and six […]
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Former Portsmouth officer Stephen Rankin keeps restored firearm rights

Rankin served 2½ years in prison after a 2016 voluntary manslaughter conviction for fatally shooting 18-year-old William Chapman II. A judge has now ruled he will keep his restored firearm rights.
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Derelict boat damages pier in Portsmouth

PORTSMOUTH, Va. (WAVY) — It was back in March when Jay Widdle first spotted the Lee Wind, a 33-foot sailboat that was resting against the pilings on the Elizabeth River under the West Great Neck Bridge. “You see that sign on the bridge right there, and it’s got a light pole right next to it? […]
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Chesapeake police searching for missing 48-year-old woman

Chesapeake police searching for missing 48-year-old Marie Hazelwood. Her last known contact was in April 2026.
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Dutch Bros is expanding to 3 cities. See where

Dutch Bros is brewing up more locations as 2026 winds down, with three new coffee shops planned across the South. The fast-growing drive-thru coffee chain confirmed Oct. 28 that stores are coming soon to Alabama, Florida and Louisiana. Dutch Bros declined to provide opening dates for the three shops. The planned openings come as the Oregon-based chain continues to push into new markets. Dutch Bros opened its first Virginia location this month in Virginia Beach, according to a Facebook post from
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Bullets hit six Norfolk homes; neighbors call for more cameras, police presence

Bullet holes remain in several homes in Norfolk's Lambert's Point neighborhood after police say multiple people exchanged gunfire Wednesday evening.
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Virginia Beach Weighs Animal Cruelty Registry After Chesapeake’s Public Database Debut

Virginia Beach Animal Care and Adoption Center — City Shelter And Adoption Services. Virginia Beach is considering a public animal-cruelty registry under a state law that allows localities to create computerized records of certain felony convictions. Councilman Michael Berlucchi asked the city to establish one, and his colleagues have backed the idea. The debate comes as the city's Animal Care and Adoption Center handles animal intakes.
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Navy Watchdog Probes Chesapeake Brig After Inmate Held in Solitary 13 Months

A former Navy sailor has spent the last 13 months locked alone in a cell for up to 23 hours a day at the Naval Consolidated Brig in Chesapeake. Now the Navy's inspector general is investigating whether practices at the facility have violated detainees' legal rights, including their access to attorneys.

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