Norfolk CBP seizes $170K auto parts shipment from China over fraudulent IDs
NORFOLK, Va. (WAVY) — U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers seized approximately $170,000 worth of automative struts and shock absorbers from China in Norfolk after the importer submitted several fraudulent identifications and documentation. On May 27, CBP officers initially inspected a shipping container and fou
New $100 trash can fee in place for 450,000 Americans starting July 1
A NEW trash fee will impact 450,000 Americans beginning on July 1. The cost of a trash bin will go up to $100 in a matter of days. Virginia Beach, in southeastern Virginia, is implementing new trash rules starting July 1. The cost of a trash or recycling bin replacement...
The Virginia Drive-In Still Rolling Ice Cream Cones On The Original 1905 Waffle Iron
Somewhere in Norfolk, Virginia, a waffle iron older than most countries’ constitutions is still doing its job, and honestly, it’s putting the rest of us to shame. Doumar’s Cones & Barbecue is the kind of place that makes you stop mid-bite and wonder why everything else in the world can’t just be this good.
‘It’s been a great week:’ NATO FLEETEX26 exercise wraps up
'It's been a great week:' Largest maritime training exercise in the western Atlantic in U.S. Navy's history wraps up
Chesapeake Public Schools superintendent to delay retirement for leadership transition
Chesapeake Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Jared A. Cotton has agreed to extend his service to the school district following a retirement announcement.
VWU upcoming name change, Va. budget approved, mail-in ballots keep grace period
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On anniversary of son’s death, Norfolk community activist reacts to violence
A 19-year-old Virginia Beach woman was shot and killed Saturday in Norfolk. A community activist is calling for change amid rising gun violence.
Study finds disparity in Newport News contracts given to minority-owned businesses
A study found disparities in how minority-owned businesses access city contracts in Newport News. The study recommends increased outreach and mentorship.
Fire official: Vandalism possible cause of flood that displaced residents
SUFFOLK, Va. (WAVY) — In the parking lot is where a Suffolk family took refuge after a problem with the fire suppression system Sunday night flooded the entire building. As Lesette Bowers sat in the driver’s seat, her nine-month-old son played with the steering wheel. Her mother sat on the front passenger side while a
Virginia’s free VA Deed Alert system fights property fraud
Virginia's free VA Deed Alert system notifies homeowners of property record changes to help prevent deed fraud.
