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VB School Board approves resolution recognizing LGBTQIA+ History Month

In a 5-4 vote, the Virginia Beach school board approved a resolution to recognize October as LGBTQIA+ History Month.

Third Rodanthe house in the past week collapses in the Outer Banks

A third oceanfront house on GA Kohler Court in just the past week has been pulled down by the ocean waves in Rodanthe. Two houses were destroyed on Friday.

Missing swimmer found dead at VB Oceanfront; police working to ID 2nd body

After two swimmers went missing Saturday night at the Virginia Beach Oceanfront, police confirmed that one was found dead and are working to identify another body they recovered Tuesday morning.

Some Franklin residents have been without power for days; groceries spoiled

Some residents in Franklin have been without power since Friday. Residents who live in the Dorchester Square Apartments say the last few days have been a nightmare since a transformer blew out.

Thousands deploy with USS Harry S. Truman Carrier Strike Group

The Norfolk-based USS Harry S. Truman Carrier Strike Group deploys from Naval Station Norfolk with around 6,500 sailors

2 charged after horses were found in 'poor condition' at Elizabeth City facility

Lori Murphy and Phylicia McAplin were served warrants for 23 counts of misdemeanor animal cruelty, according to the Pasquotank County Sheriff's Office.

Missing VB Oceanfront swimmers identified as police resume search

Two men who officials fear drowned while swimming at the Virginia Beach Oceanfront over the weekend have been identified by police as they continue their search Monday morning.

Local search and rescue K-9 dies after exposure to toxic substance

Local law enforcement are mourning the loss of a K-9 who worked search and rescue cases across Hampton Roads.

Search suspended for missing swimmers at VB Oceanfront

The search for two missing males in the water at the Virginia Beach Oceanfront resumed Sunday morning following a large effort Saturday night.

Memorial in Norfolk honors journalist Sierra Jenkins, killed in 2022 shooting

A new memorial now stands on the outskirts of downtown Norfolk. It honors the life of a victim of gun violence, a local newspaper reporter—Sierra Jenkins.

One critical after washing ashore at Oceanfront; 2 feared drowned: VBPD

One male is in critical condition after washing ashore at the Virginia Beach Oceanfront Saturday night, and two others are missing, police said.

Car crash leaves gaping hole at Booker T. Washington High

A car crashed into Booker T. Washington High School in Norfolk early Saturday morning, police said, leaving a gaping hole in the side of the building. Monday classes are not expected to be impacted.
Second Rodanthe house in 2 days collapses into the ocean on the Outer Banks

Yet another house along G A Kohler Court in Rodanthe was claimed by the ocean late Friday night, the Cape Hatteras National Seashore said Saturday.

Grant Holloway recognized by the city of Chesapeake after winning Olympic gold

Hurdling phenom Grant Holloway is being honored by his hometown of Chesapeake following his gold-winning performance at the Paris 2024 Olympics.

Photographer accused of 'inappropriate comments' no longer with Lifetouch

A hired photographer accused of making "inappropriate comments" to a Chittum Elementary student while taking photos at the school is no longer employed with Lifetouch, according to Shutterfly.

Another Rodanthe oceanfront house collapses in the OBX

Another Rodanthe house collapsed early Friday morning along G A Kohler Court, the Cape Hatteras National Seashore said.

Friends of Norfolk artist diagnosed with breast cancer fulfill her dying wish

Kim Keene was not only a beloved artist, she was a mother and a business owner. She lost her battle with breast cancer, but her friends vow to carry on her mission of helping others.

Carnival expanding destinations for cruises out of Norfolk, including Caribbean

Carnival Cruise Sunshine is coming to Norfolk with new destinations to the Caribbean, Australia, and Canada.

Black mold found in Carrollton Elementary: Report

Reports show mold and air quality issues were detected at Carrollton Elementary School after a group called Marine Chemist Service, Inc. conducted mold inspections last spring.

Busch Gardens implements chaperone policy after chaotic start to Howl-O-Scream

The park is implementing a chaperone policy for the remainder of Howl-O-Scream following a chaotic altercation during the seasonal event's opening weekend and a stabbing in the park the next weekend.

Photographer escorted off Chittum Elem. campus after 'inappropriate comments'

A hired photographer taking class photos of students at Chittum Elementary in Chesapeake was escorted off the property for making "inappropriate comments", the school's principal said

For the first time in years, US Navy on track to reach recruiting goal

From a more competitive job market to generational shifts in a desire for public service, there are many factors in the Navy's struggle to recruit new sailors.

Rodanthe oceanfront homes being monitored during presence of high winds and surf

This week, with the presence of high surf and winds, another handful of houses are being monitored of potentially being swept away by the ocean.

Video shows police responding to altercation in large crowd at Busch Gardens

Body camera video shows what happened at Busch Gardens Williamsburg when James City County police said a fight broke out during the opening weekend of Howl-O-Scream.
Something in the Water April 2025 date not yet solidified, city council says

City leaders discussed how last week's sudden postponement for this year's Something In The Water (SITW) festival was a shock to them during Tuesday's Virginia Beach City Council meeting.

No cell phones from 'bell to bell' in schools, VDOE says in final guidance

The Virginia Department of Education released its final guidance on Cell Phone-Free Education in public schools

Smithfield man sues Boar's Head for $48M after listeria hospitalization

A Smithfield man who says he spent two weeks in the hospital with listeria after eating Boar’s Head meat products in July is now suing the company for more than $48 million.

Remembering the historic flooding of Franklin 25 years later

The impact of Floyd claimed 182 businesses and 100 homes. City hall, fire, and police services had to be moved out of the flood zone.

Virginia Beach family swatted 3 times and they don't know why

Over the past year, a Virginia Beach family said their home has been swatted three times and they’re frustrated.

A timeline of Something in the Water's history following 2024 postponement

The fourth Something in the Water festival — initially scheduled to happen in October — is postponed to April 2025 because it "just isn't ready yet," Pharrell wrote in a letter shared on Instagram.

Something in the Water postponed to April '25 after start of locals only sale

The letter, penned by Pharrell and posted to Something in the Water's Instagram account, said the festival will now take place in April 2025

Boar's Head to close Va. plant indefinitely, discontinue liverwurst

The Boar’s Head plant in Jarratt, Virginia linked to a deadly listeria outbreak in July is shutting down indefinitely, according to a statement from the plant’s unionized workers.

Something in the Water 2024 postponed, Pharrell says

Pharrell announced on social media that the 2024 Something in the Water festival will be postponed until April 2025.

Boar's Head listeria outbreak leads to lawsuit on behalf of Williamsburg woman

A woman was in the ICU for nearly a week after consuming Boar's Head liverwurst, a $10 million federal lawsuit says. It's one of many cases of illness linked to a listeria outbreak from the brand.

Virginia Beach names design team to reimagine Rudee Loop: Public input wanted

Virginia Beach City Council announced at its meeting on Tuesday that it has chosen a design team to move forward with proposals for a public park but has not made any final decisions or approvals.

Firefighters climb 110 flights with gear on stair stepper for 9/11 remembrance

Firefighters in Virginia Beach, along with members of a local gym participated in a 9/11 Remembrance Climb Wednesday morning.
Louisiana, Mississippi, declares states of emergency for Hurricane Francine

Hurricane Francine is slowly making her way northeast, just off the coast of Texas. She is expected to make landfall later this afternoon as a category one.

Harris widens lead over Trump in Virginia, per VCU poll

Vice President Kamala Harris has taken a wider lead over former President Donald Trump in Virginia two months ahead of the 2024 election, according to a new poll from VCU.

Norfolk council OKs Vegas operator to partner with Pamunkey tribe on casino

The Norfolk City Council on Tuesday night approved Pamunkey Indian Tribe and Golden Eagle Consulting II, LLC on the potential Norfolk casino in a 7-1 vote.

VB residents disgusted by dead fish, lack of answers

In the Great Neck area of Virginia Beach, residents report that an unusual number of fish are dying at a body of water known as Lake Conrad. It’s in the Laurel Cove neighborhood.

Rodanthe home that used to be hundred yards from the water now sits in the ocean

Russell Thurston has many memories of the Rodanthe beach house that his grandparents Donald and Joan Richards built in 1992. Now, the beloved home is threatened by the ocean

Altercation breaks out in crowd of several hundred at Busch Gardens

An altercation broke out at Busch Gardens Saturday night in a large crowd, leading to additional law enforcement resources getting called in to help, according to police.

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