The City of Virginia Beach has instituted a program to install signs recognizing the rich history of its 14 historic African American neighborhoods. https://www.wavy.com/news/local-news/virginia-beach/virginia-beach-installs-signs-to-recognize-historic-african-american-neighborhoods/
The City of Virginia Beach has instituted a program to install signs recognizing the rich history of its 14 historic African American neighborhoods. https://www.wavy.com/news/local-news/virginia-beach/virginia-beach-installs-signs-to-recognize-historic-african-american-neighborhoods/
Man found guilty of first-degree murder, other charges, in connection with 2022 shooting
Minute with the Commander: Looking back on Veteran's Day while looking forward to Thanksgiving
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It's been two years since a disgruntled supervisor at a Walmart in Chesapeake killed six people and injured even more.
Two people were injured, including a child, Friday morning after a vehicle crossed a railroad track on Bank Street in Suffolk and was struck by a train while the stop arm was coming down, police said.
Princess Anne High School went under a lockdown on Friday morning, drawing scores of parents to the school after they received a flurry of calls and texts from students.
The woman charged in connection with a stabbing at a Norfolk MOD Pizza was granted bond Thursday morning in Norfolk General District Court.
10 On Your Side's Coats for Families drive continues.
The 38th Annual Grand Illumination Parade will fill the streets of Norfolk Saturday.
The parade takes place every year on the Saturday before Thanksgiving — this year it’s Nov. 23. The event is scheduled to start at 7 p.m. and last about an hour, starting from when you can see the first unit.
