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As the residents of a 15-story apartment building moved out under court order Friday morning, a city spokeswoman said the tower’s owner owes the city $70,000 in water bills. A judge condemned the building Tuesday after the city complained that the owner had failed to address a number of problems, and gave the residents 48 hours to leave until the problems were addressed. The building is owned ...

Newport News Police need your help identifying a suspect in a recent robbery and stabbing investigation.

Tasha Gayle, a single mother of four, said they haven't found a spot to stay yet after getting 48 hours to leave the Seaview Lofts. Read more: https://bit.ly/3OWT1oA.

Residents were given just a 48-hour notice to vacate the 15-story tower for safety issues. Residents plead to stay after Newport News apartment …. Hiawatha Drive fire in Virginia Beach ruled accidental. Hampton Roads Transit raising pay for workers. Driver flees after crashing into Portsmouth apartment …. 14-year-old with autism...

News 3 is learning more about issues at a Newport News apartment complex as residents are being forced to evacuate their homes due to the complex being declared "unsafe" and out of code.

In the early morning hours on Friday, residents were still scrambling to try to get out before the 9 a.m. deadline.

WILLIAMSBURG, Va. — The James City County Police Department is searching for a missing teenager who may be endangered. According to a news release, Jahiem Antonio Greene, 14, was last seen around 10 p.m. on June 30. He had left his home, which is on Algonquin Trail, around 6:30...

Historic transfer of Ports creates a single Chesapeake Bay operations and security region. – As far as adoptions go, U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s Baltimore Field Office feels they got lucky to add the Area Port of Norfolk-Newport News, Va., to the family. During a ceremony in the Norfolk...

Nathan Robinson says he doesn’t know when he’ll be able to return home to Seaview to get the rest of his belongings.

Amtrak’s Northeast Regional route is adding a third daily departure from Norfolk starting July 12. The train will depart daily at 1 p.m. from the Norfolk Amtrak station, located at 280 Park Avenue, according to a news release from Amtrak. The Norfolk station is the southernmost stop for the Northeast Regional route. The route stops in cities along the Northeast Corridor — including Richmond ...

LINK of Hampton Roads is a federally-funded program. One of their clients is Anthony Nelson, who’s lived at Seaview for almost six years.

In the fall of 2018, a Virginia college student named Cassidy Hutchinson already knew what she wanted out of life. "I have set a personal goal to pursue a path of civic significance," Hutchinson told Christopher Newport University, where she was a senior. Hutchinson has since achieved at least part...

With a suitcase in hand, 82-year-old Carrie Young is walking to her friend Lisa’s house, less than a mile away from Seaview Lofts, to stay with her for a few days.

NEWPORT NEWS, Va. — A court order has hundreds of residents in Newport News looking for a temporary place to stay. People living at Sea View Lofts had to leave by 9 a.m. Friday morning after they received a city letter Wednesday stating the building was deemed unsafe to live in.

NEWPORT NEWS, Va. — Time is a luxury that Vernette Scarboro can't afford. At 73 years old, Scarboro helps take care of her wheelchair-bound husband, and older sister inside their three-bedroom apartment at the Seaview Lofts apartment complex near Newport News' City Hall. But a fast-approaching deadline has her...

NEWPORT NEWS, Va. — A Newport News judge ruled the home seller at the center of a 13News Now investigation remains the legal owner of some of the homes where his buyers now reside. Joey Chianese sells homes under the LLC "72019" to people in Hampton Roads. The structures...

The author of a new book about Newport News Shipbuilding workers will sign copies of the book at a Virginia Beach Barnes & Noble store Saturday. Michael Fabey wrote “Heavy Metal: The Hard Days and Nights of the Shipyard Workers Who Build America’s Supercarriers,” published by HarperCollins. Fabey, of Spotsylvania County, covered Newport News Shipbuilding and the defense industry for the Daily ...

A Place to Bury Strangers brutally batters instruments and eardrums at their concerts. At the Music Hall of Williamsburg, guitarist/vocalist Oliver Ackermann violently destroyed his guitar within the first 10 minutes of the performance, repeatedly throwing it high into the air and deliberately not attempting to catch it before it smashed into pieces against the stage floor; later guitars also suffered his unmerciful abuse. Bassist John Fedowitz and drummer Sandra Fedowitz were equally aggressive in the manner in which they played their instruments. They played fast, hard-pounding rhythms while Ackermann experimented with whatever ear-piercing sounds he could draw from his guitars, amplifiers, and distortion devices. That is only the start of the A Place to Bury Strangers concert experience.

Residents of a 15-story apartment in Newport News have been given 48 hours to vacate the building after the Newport News Code of Compliance deemed the building "unsafe."