Norfolk VA

The Planes, Trains, and Santa event at the Military Aviation Museum starts this weekend Nov. 28 and goes through Nov. 30. Each day the event starts at 10:00 a.m.

A 22-year-old government worker is seeking advice on affordable places to live in Virginia Beach. The individual, who is currently living in his father's apartment, has saved up $8,000 and is eager to establish his own place. The main concern is to find a location that is not overly expensive, so as not to deplete...

Three adults have been displaced after a fire on Prospect Trace in Chesapeake's Fentress neighborhood Sunday morning, according to the Chesapeake Fire Department.

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — Rapper Gunna drew confusion and frustration from fans Saturday night after delivering a shortened performance at The Dome in Virginia Beach, according to multiple TikTok videos posted by concert-goers. Several attendees say the artist arrived roughly an hour late and performed for about 45...

According to officials, on Nov. 26, the Department of Veterans Affairs says that 51,936 homeless Veterans have found permanent housing across the country in the year of 2025.

PiN Ministry in Virginia Beach is asking for help to obtain another vehicle to transport unhoused people to a local shelter during the winter.

Peabody's Night Club is a popular spot that has been the subject of recent discussions on social media. A 22-year-old male user expressed his curiosity about the demographic of the club's patrons, wondering if it's predominantly a male crowd. He expressed his interest in visiting the club but was unsure if it would...

WTKR - 11/24/2025 11:20:03 PM. A recent news story that has been widely discussed over the past few days is about a landlord from Portsmouth, Travis Johnson, who decided to waive the rent for his tenant, Missy Waller, for the months of November and December. Johnson, who has experienced housing insecurity in the...

Shortly after 3 a.m. this early morning, Newport News Fire Department responded to the 1100 block of 35th Street.

The “Separate but, Equal” or Jim Crow era, in America, did not stop Blacks from accessing resources and creating facilities to house, educate, employ, or entertain themselves. African-Americans developed neighborhoods, business districts, schools, and recreational venues when by law, they were barred from facilities...