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Norfolk International Airport's CEO announced on Friday that the airport had chosen two companies to help revamp its concessions options. Several local brands are included in the plans.

Sen. Mark Warner, Tim Kaine respond to new report about Pete Hegseth, ongoing boat strikes in the Caribbean

A former Jeopardy champion was arrested and charged in connection with secret cameras found in a Currituck County home, according to an arrest warrant obtained by News 3.

Pooh Bear the English Mastiff has become a favorite on Instagram racking up millions of views and getting lots of attention from big name brands.

Navy Federal Credit Union customers are scammed out of thousands of dollars by perpetrators who take out loans under their name. Diving deeper in the latest episode of the True Crime 757 podcast.

A concert at the Dome in Virginia Beach ended abruptly Saturday night after police received a report of a possible bomb threat.

'It gives me a sense of pride:' VPCC student becomes youngest-ever member of Surry County Board of Supervisors

Tashawnda Drayton, who goes by the alias 23 Brazy, was sentenced to serve 58 years on Tuesday. Earlier this year, the rapper pleaded guilty second-degree murder.

A Norfolk police recruit was arrested in connection with a phone scam but his lawyer says he was manipulated by criminals who asked to used his phone.

A shooting inside Patrick Henry Mall during Black Friday weekend has left local mother Courtney Brown devastated as she tries to make sense of the loss of her son, Diamante Tre'von Neal.

A wild stallion named Topnotch was recently moved from the area after the Corolla Wild Horse Fund said he had become conditioned to receiving food from humans in a way that made him aggressive.

A man died Saturday morning after a shooting inside a store at Patrick Henry Mall, according to Newport News police.

About 30 people showed up outside the Williamsburg Premium Outlets along Richmond Road with signs and flags, chanting "Abolish ICE" on Black Friday.

Three people were rescued from Lake Drummond after their boat overturned Friday morning, according to the Chesapeake Fire Department.

While most people were gathered around the Thanksgiving table, a few braved chilly winds and crashing waves at Virginia Beach’s Rudee Inlet, finding gratitude in the ocean, not the oven.

More than a year after an underground fire tore apart a parking lot behind the Williamsburg Premium Outlets, the site remains a gaping crater with little sign of progress.

These efforts come as over 1 million people in Virginia struggle with food access, according to a Feeding America study.

Two members of the West Virginia National Guard were shot about a block away from the White House in Washington, D.C., officials confirmed Wednesday.

The State Corporation Commission (SCC) approved an price hike to monthly Dominion Energy bills starting next year.

Sabrina Davis has dedicated her life to helping her neighbors in need through her nonprofit, RESET, Inc.

Virginia Beach City Council will discuss ordinance Tuesday night that could double the mayor and city council members pay. If passed, the pay raises would take effect in 2027.

The tiny kitten's life was saved thanks to a unique toilet paper roll "corset" created at the Virginia Beach SPCA.

Travis Turner, listed as a physical education teacher and the head football coach at Union High School, has been missing since Thursday, according to Virginia State Police.

Hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of counterfeit toys were seized by Customs and Border Protection at the Area Port of Norfolk-Newport News, Virginia, according to a release sent to News 3.

One landlord is living by the motto of paying it forward, and he decided to do just that for his tenants. And he says he has more to give.

A man was sentenced to five months in prison after pleading guilty to breaking into a post office in Chesapeake and stealing postal keys.

A federal judge dismissed the case against New York Attorney General Letitia James on Monday — less than two months after she was indicted on charges in connection with a Norfolk home she purchased.

A sentencing hearing for Andarius McCleland, who pleaded guilty to killing Aonesty Selby, was delayed after competency concerns were raised.

Normally you might think a house can't just grow legs and walk away from the oceanfront in Buxton, but that's exactly what happened within the past 10 days for Lat and Debby Williams.

A Chesapeake neighbor protests Cork & Bull Chophouse in Chesapeake after nine Black women say the restaurant kicked them out after a fight involving two other women they didn't know.

A "suspicious vehicle" at Hillpoint Elementary prompted students and staff to be relocated Friday morning, Suffolk police said around 9:20 a.m.

Shakoya Somerville-Holt said she and her friends were dining at Cork and Bull Restaurant when two other Black women who weren't with their group started fighting.

Two Virginia Beach men are facing charges after police received information about the pair allegedly threatening to commit violence against local police and ICE agents, according to VBPD.

Hampton Planning Commission to discuss Southern Comfort Restaurant and Lounge's request to stay open later

Joining in the holiday light fun with yet another dazzling display is the Holiday Boat Parade of Lights, returning to Virginia Beach next month.

Timbermill Wind is now the largest taxpayer in the county. The 45-wind turbine project symbolizes that it's not just an energy source but an investment in the area's future.

The Downtown and Midtown tunnels will see minor rate increases come Jan. 1, 2026, according to Elizabeth River Crossings.

Retired Virginia Beach gym teacher Joseph Molineaux has been sentenced to serve six months for trespassing onto Kempsville High School's campus with weapons and making a threat to the school.

Next June, Chartway Arena will temporarily become an Amish Paradise, as beloved parody singer Weird Al Yankovic plans a stop in Norfolk at the ODU venue as part of his "Bigger & Weirder Tour."

Raymond Colston, known as "Coach Ray," who worked as an assistant football coach at Kempsville High School and a youth coordinator at First Baptist Church South Hill, passed away Sunday.

Mom and son huskies were rescued from the California wildfires and a good samaritan brought them cross country to Chesapeake shelter.