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Cameron Brown, one of the suspects charged in connection with the 2023 shooting death of Norfolk State University student Jahari George, was found not guilty of first-degree murder.

Nauticus is preparing for its largest holiday experience ever as Winterfest on the Wisconsin returns to Hampton Roads on Friday, November 14.

New York Attorney General Letitia James was arraigned on federal charges of bank fraud on Friday — she entered a plea of not guilty, CNN reports.

Virginia Democrats are reportedly planning to discuss redrawing the state’s congressional maps during an upcoming special session, according to GOP state lawmakers and reports from the New York Times.

A man, who was fleeing the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), died after being hit by a car on I-264 on Thursday, according to Virginia State Police.

A person who was hurt in a shooting on I-464 in Chesapeake Thursday morning was taken to Chesapeake Regional Medical Center with injuries, state police say.

It was a gunshot heard quite literally around the world: On the afternoon of Jan. 6, 2023, a 6-year-old student at Richneck Elementary School in Newport News took out a gun he stole from his mother and shot his first grade teacher, Abby Zwerner. Within hours, the news had been picked up by U.S. news outlets, in addition to European and Asian sources. Zwerner, then a 25-year-old graduate of James Madison University, became a household name. Over the next two-plus years, Zwerner's legal team would successfully argue that she has the right to pursue a $40 million lawsuit against the Newport News School Division, alleging that school leaders — a group that was eventually whittled down to former Assistant Principal Ebony Parker, the lone defendant — ignored multiple warnings that the child had a gun and intended to use it. On this episode of True Crime 757, local defense attorney Eric Korslund lends his legal expertise to our conversation about the trials of Taylor and Parker, with the civil suit set to start on Monday, Oct. 27.

'I couldn't believe it:' Resident reacts after fire at Hampton apartment complex displaces 33 people

After a viewer shared photos of an $18.15 express lane charge on I-64 in Norfolk Monday morning, WTKR News 3 reached out to the Virginia Department of Transportation for more information.

Virginia Peninsula Food Bank preparing for increased demand ahead of possible SNAP benefits delay Nov. 1

A playground at Broad Creek Legacy Park in Norfolk was destroyed by fire Monday afternoon, leaving a community without a recreational space that was built only a couple of years ago.

While President Donald Trump has yet to formally endorse Republican candidate for governor in Virginia, current Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears, he did signal support for her.

A Suffolk woman is accused of supplying fentanyl that caused a boy's overdose death in Portsmouth just over a week ago, according to Portsmouth police.

A Kitty Hawk woman was arrested for allegedly attempting to steal a U.S. flag from someone at the Outer Banks anti-Trump "No Kings" rally, according to court documents. Rhonda Kay Cecille Loy was arrested and charged with misdemeanor counts of simple assault, attempted larceny, and disorderly conduct, according to court documents.

Joshua Rambo is accused of stabbing an 11-year-old boy on Saturday, Oct. 11, in an alley near a shopping center located near Meredith Road in Virginia Beach, a criminal complaint states.

In the latest episode of the Healthy Dude podcast, Kurt sits down with Sentara registered dietitian Blake Avery and discusses everything from keto to the food pyramid you learned about growing up.

Another round of "No Kings" demonstrations took place across the nation on Saturday, with protesters gathering to oppose the Trump administration's actions. Just like in June, demonstrations were held in multiple cities across Hampton Roads and Northeast North Carolina.

A Kitty Hawk woman was arrested for allegedly attempting to steal a U.S. flag from someone at the Outer Banks anti-Trump "No Kings" rally, according to court documents.

Wildlife Resource Commission officials shared a photo showing the 50-foot vessel that capsized in Oregon Inlet on Saturday.

An oceanfront home in Buxton collapsed around 7:45 p.m. Saturday, marking the tenth house to fall in the village since mid-September.

Thousands of Virginia Beach residents filled Town Center on Saturday for the No Kings protest, with demonstrators calling for civic engagement.

Demonstrations are planned to take place in eight cities across Hampton Roads and Northeast North Carolina

A Virginia Beach man is in custody and facing multiple charges alleging that he stabbed an 11-year-old boy on Saturday, Oct. 11, police said Friday.

Three years after a street in Portsmouth was named after the hip-hop icon, Missy Elliott will be back in her hometown Friday to celebrate "Missy Elliott Day."

Local musicians are preparing to take the stage at The NorVa this weekend, as a part of the Timbaland and the Hitmakers Celebration.

Hampton Planning Commission votes to revoke Chance's Restaurant permit after safety incidents. City Council will make final decision on closure.

“He’s a Democrat. I mean, what else did you expect? The question is, did he endorse Jay Jones..." said Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears.

One alumna of Virginia Wesleyan University claims she has been removed from the school's Alumni Council for allegedly voicing her opinion about the school's future name change.

A bus driver for Chesapeake Public Schools (CPS), who was asked to resign in connection with a Facebook video with students, was reinstated.

Rockafeller's Restaurant on Rudee Inlet announces closure after 37 years. Owner plans to help 40 employees find jobs before November 2nd closing.

The Norfolk School Board voted 6–1 on Wednesday, Oct. 15, 2025, to approve a multi-year closure and consolidation plan that will reshape campuses and programs across the division.

Four kids were injured when a cement truck crashed into a King's Fork Middle School bus in Suffolk Wednesday afternoon, according to a post from the police department on Facebook.

Mercy Chefs, a Hampton Roads-based nonprofit that provides disaster and humanitarian relief, says one of its vehicles was hit by a drone in Ukraine on Tuesday.

Virginia Beach's own Malice and Pusha T, the rappers behind the duo Clipse, are coming back to The Dome after Christmas for two nights of performances called "Home for the Holidays."

A former Chesapeake Public Schools (CPS) bus driver who was recently asked to resign after posting a video with students says the school system is considering reinstating her in her position.

Chesapeake police responded to the 700 block of South Lake Circle and found a woman dead. Officers took a juvenile into custody.

A local church leader faces charges for allegedly recording people in public bathrooms throughout the city, with officials saying there may be many more victims who have not yet been identified.

On Tuesday. I.C. Norcom and Churchland high schools completed the football game that was interrupted by gunfire near the stadium in Portsmouth last Friday night.

D’Angelo, the Grammy-winning singer and songwriter, has reportedly died. In a statement to Variety, D'Angelo's family said the singer died after a "prolonged and courageous battle with cancer."

Norfolk International Airport has decided against playing a Department of Homeland Security video blaming Democrats for the ongoing government shutdown.

Citing "operational needs," Sentara Health announced their plans to layoff roughly 220 employees, mainly from Sentara Health Plans, according to the division's president.

An undercover sting operation led to the arrest of a sex offender who recently learned he'll likely spend the rest of his life in prison.