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CHESAPEAKE, Va. (WAVY) – A man trying to do a good deed ended up getting bitten by a rabid kitten in Chesapeake. According to the Chesapeake Health Department, the incident happened on Dec. 6. An employee at a South Norfolk business noticed a feral kitten in the vicinity of Buell Street that needed medical care. […]

Over $1 million in losses have been reported as dozens of pieces of equipment that provide internet and telephone services to people in Virginia Beach were damaged or destroyed.

PORTSMOUTH, Va. — A major traffic change is coming to Portsmouth’s waterfront as the city prepares to demolish its long-vacant former city jail and move forward with broader redevelopment plans. Beginning Monday, December 8, 2025, Water Street will be closed to traffic from the Water Street Garage to...

City Council on Tuesday focused flood-protection funding toward seven projects in communities that faced significant impacts from Hurricane Matthew in 2016. The “mega bundle,” as the projects are called, is ready to move forward in Windsor Woods, Princess Anne Plaza and The Lakes at a guaranteed price negotiated with...

757 Gospel Fest, originally slated for November 22, 2025, was postponed and will now take place on Saturday, January 31, 2026, at 5 p.m. The event will be held at Rock Church, located at 640 Kempsville Road in Virginia Beach, Virginia. Organizers have confirmed that the full lineup remains unchanged....

The Virginia State Police's critically missing adult alert on behalf of Chesapeake Police Department for Tiffany Erica Sharp has been canceled.

People stood outside Masjid Ash Shura in Norfolk with paint brushes and rollers in hand. Volunteers and members of the mosque worked together to cover the outline of Christian crosses that spanned the building’s walls. Security footage shows a white man appearing in his 30s vandalizing the building on...

Just in time for the holidays, the USS Forrest Sherman (DDG 98) is scheduled to return to Naval Station Norfolk on Friday.

Virginia Beach residents will soon have a more affordable way to park at the Oceanfront, beginning in 2026, with the option to buy $50 annual vouchers.

From 1907 to the early 1950s, three Black-owned and operated hotels existed in the Church Street Business Corridor. These three prime outlets were among the businesses which made up Norfolk’s “Black Wall Street,” like the historic enclave in Tulsa, Oklahoma destroyed by White rage in 1929. But...