An overturned tractor trailer initially thought to have caused a hazmat spill on Interstate 664 southbound in Newport News instead was loaded with frozen chicken, according to Virginia State Police. https://www.wavy.com/news/local-news/newport-news/tractor-trailer-overturns-spilling-hazmat-on-i-664-in-newport-news/
An overturned tractor trailer initially thought to have caused a hazmat spill on Interstate 664 southbound in Newport News instead was loaded with frozen chicken, according to Virginia State Police. https://www.wavy.com/news/local-news/newport-news/tractor-trailer-overturns-spilling-hazmat-on-i-664-in-newport-news/
Virginia's annual combined sales tax holiday weekend is the first weekend in August. For 2025, it's Aug. 1-3. Consumers can get eligible hurricane preparedness items, clothing and school supplies, and Energy Star and WaterSense items without paying the state sales and use tax.
A former Norfolk Sheriff's Office employee was arrested Tuesday on several drug charges.
A Suffolk man and woman have been arrested after an investigation unearthed multiple dead horses and horses suspected of neglect.
One person was killed and two others were injured following a crash Friday morning in Suffolk.
Six people were rescued by the Coast Guard Thursday night when their boat became adrift in a storm squall off of Ocean View in Norfolk.
A Virginia Beach woman is thanking the strangers who helped save her life following a medical emergency while driving earlier this week.
A Virginia Beach park was the site of hate this week as a man and his daughter, while riding their bikes, stumbled upon racist and antisemitic language spraypainted on a sidewalk.
https://www.wavy.com/video/racist-graffiti-catches-attention-of-father-and-daughter-at-vb-park/
The Norfolk School Board is seeking an extension from City Council for its plan to close and consolidate schools. The deadline had been Aug. 1.
Virginia Beach continues to seek parking solutions at the Oceanfront for tourists and locals alike.
The man who drowned in the Atlantic Ocean following a medical emergency near 16th Street at the Oceanfront was not only a real estate agent, he was also a father of four, a grandfather of three and he had a kind word for all.
A workout session took a painful turn last Wednesday for popular Virginia Beach fitness instructor Patricia Graves, 33, who suffered a sudden ruptured brain aneurysm.
