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NEWPORT NEWS, Va. — Since the start of the new year, several students have been caught bringing a gun onto school grounds across Hampton Roads. That includes the 6-year-old boy who police say brought his mother's 9mm handgun into the Richneck Elementary School first-grade classroom and intentionally shot his teacher, Abby Zwerner.

'Lets talk parenting' | Newport News forum aims to address crime among youth

NEWPORT NEWS, Va. — Contacting your city council member could soon be a lot faster in Newport News as city leaders look into hiring assistants for council members. Mayor Phillip Jones said running a city is a busy job and city council members could use an extra hand to get things done.

Constituent Services Representative: Newport News looking to hire assistants for city council members

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — A $930 million budget proposal for Virginia Beach City Public Schools (VBCPS) is on its way to city council members for approval. Earlier this month, school board members stamped their seal of approval. Plans include revamping the teacher pay scale, improving security, and boosting mental...

Virginia Beach City Public Schools budget for upcoming year nears final approval

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — Have a heart for animals, but can't adopt any more pets? Consider supporting our Paws for Charity fundraiser now through March 22!. The event raises funds for a special nonprofit animal shelter in Virginia Beach called Hope for Life Rescue. Here's why. Over 18,000 of...

How 'Paws for Charity' helps abused, neglected animals in Hampton Roads

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — Body cameras are headed to the Virginia Beach Sheriff's Office (VBSO). They are a tool promoted as a way to boost transparency, accountability and protection for the staff. 220 of the devices are on the way after city council members approved funding at roughly $640,000...

More than 200 body-worn cameras to be delivered to Virginia Beach Sheriff's Office

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — A student at Renaissance Academy in Virginia Beach was arrested for allegedly trying to bring a gun to school Monday morning. In an e-mail sent to parents, Renaissance Academy Director James Miller said the gun was detected at the school's security station and the student was arrested immediately. All students and staff were safe.

Student at Renaissance Academy accused of bringing gun to school

Norfolk, VA

NORFOLK, Va. — Going to the dentist can be scary, especially for those who may have never scheduled an appointment in their entire life. That's why KARE Dentistry made it a little bit easier, by bringing the services directly to them. "We do oral health screenings, oral cancer screenings,...

Improving smiles: Mobile clinic offers free dental services in Norfolk

North Carolina State

NORFOLK, Va. — Four North Carolina men were convicted for their role in a 2016 murder-for-hire that resulted in the death of a Norfolk woman, federal prosecutors announced Monday. 59-year-old Lillian Bond was shot to death on April 19, 2016. According to court documents and evidence presented at trial,...

Members of N.C. drug trafficking group convicted for Norfolk murder-for-hire

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — The Virginia Beach NAACP announced they will be holding a town hall meeting next week to make sure Virginia Beach residents' rights are protected. This comes after the Virginia Beach City Council announced a series of meetings where they are looking for residents' input in the new 10-1 voting system.

NAACP to hold meeting centered on new voting system in Virginia Beach

York County, VA

Grafton, VA

GRAFTON, Va. — Feeling at home can mean something different for everyone. Whether it's the memories or the company people keep by their side, everyone has a different reason why they say Pop's Drive-In in Grafton feels like home to them. “As we [family] all moved away, get older,...

End of an era | Customers say farewell to Pop's Drive-In, a York County fixture, as it prepares for final closure

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — In July of 2020, Raymond Harrington of Virginia Beach won $125,000 in a Pick 4 game through the Virginia Lottery. Now, he's won again, and this time it's bigger and better. This time, Harrington is bringing home the $300,000 top prize from the Diamond Bonus...

Feeling lucky: Virginia Beach man wins lottery for second time

NORFOLK, Va. — Four men were convicted by a federal jury Monday in a 2016 murder-for-hire cold case in Norfolk. And the FBI says their conviction should be a clear warning to other organized drug dealers operating in Hampton Roads. "It's a long time coming for justice to finally...

Murder-for-hire convictions send a message to organized drug traffickers, FBI says

NORFOLK, Va. — Want to enjoy breakfast in a different way?. On March 25 from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m., you can dine on the wild side and enjoy exclusive early-morning hours at the Virginia Zoo with their 'Breakfast With The Animals' event. There will be several grab-and-go meal...

Rise, shine and enjoy 'Breakfast With The Animals' at the Virginia Zoo

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — Virginia Beach City Council is considering changing how you vote again. Before they make any decision, they want to hear from residents through a series of community listening sessions. Residents in Virginia Beach have mixed views on how they’d like to vote for city council...

Virginia Beach wants feedback from residents on their election system

NORFOLK, Va. — One year after a deadly triple shooting outside of Chicho's Pizza Backstage in Downtown Norfolk, the word "change" is more than a word written above the memorial marking where it happened. It's a feeling that can now be felt across the district. “I don’t think it’s...

One year later | A look at the law enforcement, business changes following the deadly Downtown Norfolk shooting

Hampton, VA

HAMPTON, Va. — It's important to listen to your body and its needs. As such, taking care of your health should be a priority. On March 18 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Mary Jackson Community Center in Hampton, you can do so by attending the 'Black Family Health Wellness Expo.'

Check in with your body at the 'Black Family Health Wellness Expo' in Hampton

HAMPTON, Va. — Get ready to go backward and try to crack the code with the "Time-Travel Mystery Gala," organized by Hampton City Schools. On March 24 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Virginia Air and Space Science Center, enjoy the traditional benefits of a gala, such as hors d'oeuvres and live music.

Hollywood meets Hampton: Immerse yourself in this mystery gala that benefits arts, education

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — From March 20 through the 26, you can take advantage of some great deals at restaurants in the Virginia Beach Town Center. This is a big week money-wise for several establishments in that area. “We saw our biggest week sales wise last year during Town...

Check out these tasty specials for 'Virginia Beach Town Center Restaurant Week'

Portsmouth, VA

PORTSMOUTH, Va. — Portsmouth taxpayers are on the hook to pay for another fired city employee. City Council voted 5-1 this week to fire City Assessor Patrick Dorris after some residents complained of high real estate assessments. Dorris will collect $57,225 in severance over the next six months, which...

Former Portsmouth officials collect over $500,000 in severance over last 10 months

PORTSMOUTH, Va. — Portsmouth police arrested two people in connection to the death of a 20-year-old man. On Monday, police arrested 20-year-old Brandon M. Riddick and 36-year-old Janet M. Hatcher in connection to the homicide of Tyler Bardill. On March 18, police responded to the 1200 block of Frederick...

2 arrested for homicide of 20-year-old man in Portsmouth

Suffolk, VA

SUFFOLK, Va. — A 23-year-old woman is dead after a domestic-related shooting in Suffolk Tuesday, police say. According to the Suffolk Police Department, officers arrived at a home in the 100 block of N. 10th Street at around 4:30 a.m. That's where officers found Allyjah Rivera with a gunshot wound.

23-year-old woman dies in 'domestic-related' shooting, Suffolk police say

NORFOLK, Va. — Community members will come together to say farewell to their hair for a good cause this St. Patrick's Day weekend. On March 18, the 20th Annual St. Baldrick’s Foundation Fundraiser will be held at O’Connor Brewing Company in Norfolk starting at 11 a.m. The...

St. Baldrick's fundraising event to be held in Norfolk for 20th year

NORFOLK, Va. — For several people, the Ocean View St. Patrick’s Day Parade is a beloved tradition and after a 3-year hiatus due to weather and the COVID-19 pandemic, it's finally back!. “For all the fellow OV lifers who’ve lived in this area almost their whole lives this...

After 3 year hiatus, beloved St. Patrick's Day Parade returns to Ocean View in Norfolk

NORFOLK, Va. — For 40 years, a family-owned and operated pharmacy in the Ghent section of Norfolk has provided more than just medicine for the community. Now, Colley Discount Pharmacy is preparing to close its doors for good this week, according to a Facebook post. “It’s overwhelming to say...

Colley Discount Pharmacy in Norfolk closing after 40 years in business

NORFOLK, Va. — Families who've lost loved ones to fentanyl poisoning unveiled a "One Pill Can Kill" billboard Friday in Norfolk. Led by Shannon Doyle, a Virginia Beach mother who lost her 16-year-old daughter Makayla to fentanyl last year, the group says the billboard will remind all who see it how deadly fentanyl is.

'One Pill Can Kill' billboard unveiled in Norfolk

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Mental health clinic focused on helping veteran and military families seeks support from Virginia Beach City Council

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — The mental health of our military members has become a focal point. The U.S. Navy now investigating eight deaths by suicide of...

Mental health clinic focused on helping veteran and military families seeks support from Virginia Beach City Council

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