Large fire burns two houses in Norfolk, three left injured
A fire broke out near Courtney Avenue in Norfolk Friday morning, according to Norfolk Fire & Rescue.
Navy relieves commanding officer of Harry S. Truman due to loss of confidence
The Navy relieved the commanding officer of the carrier Harry S. Truman due to a "loss of confidence in his ability to command," the service announced on Thursday.
Closings, cancellations and delays in Hampton Roads due to winter storm
Up to a foot of snow fell across areas of Hampton Roads on Wednesday and Thursday. Here are closings and cancellations for Friday. Please send closure updates to [email protected]. ___ Chesapeake Public schools are closed Friday and it will be a remote learning day. City offices and facilities are closed...
Legal Sea Foods in Virginia Beach permanently closes its doors
It's the end of an era for Legal Sea Foods in Virginia Beach.
Brutal Winter Storm Slams the South—But a Shocking Warmup Is Coming
Millions of people across the country have been dealing with a powerful winter storm that dumped snow from Tennessee to Virginia and beyond. Now, as the storm moves away, it’s leaving behind frigid temperatures, icy roads, and plenty of cleanup. While the worst of the snow is over, some...
The Virginia Zoo may be closed, but animals are enjoying snowy habitats
NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, N.C. — As a record-breaking winter storm rolled through Hampton Roads, animals at the Virginia Zoo were enjoying the snow!. While not all animals are built for the snowy conditions, there are a few out enjoying the weather including Lily the American bison, Suprise the African lioness, Kali and...
Virginia lawmakers pass bill to limit social media use for kids
Virginia lawmakers have passed a bill limiting social media use for kids and teenagers under the age of 16.
Virginia woman charged with 44 counts of identity theft by Raleigh police, warrants show
A Virginia woman was arrested by Raleigh police Thursday on charges connected to the theft of more than 40 driver's licenses and passports, warrants show.
Youngkin has a second chance to do right by those in prison for cannabis...
Last year, Gov. Glenn Youngkin had the opportunity to correct a grave injustice in Virginia’s criminal legal system. Instead, he chose to veto a bill that would have modified the sentences of incarcerated individuals under state supervision for cannabis-related offenses. That decision denied relief and potential...
Bill to guarantee paid sick leave for all employees in Virginia heads to Youngkin’s...
A bill that would give every employee in Virginia paid sick days is headed to Governor Glenn Youngkin’s desk.