The Nov. 3 ballot measure could raise Newport News sales tax to 7% to fix aging schools. A town hall on the plan is set for Oct. 6.

Bullets tore through Super Tobacco and Vape's front window during a parking-lot dispute; no one was hurt, but a 19-year-old now faces felony gun charges.

A hooded figure walked off with a wagon before dawn, days after a group lingered on the locked playground for two-and-a-half hours.

A passerby's report led officers to the 400 block of Thole Street, where fire crews pronounced the man dead at the scene.

A bus carrying 27 students crashed on Princess Anne Road, marking the second Virginia Beach bus incident in a month.

Crews worked to restore power in Ghent Friday morning, with service expected by early afternoon.

Parents at Heritage High School raised safety and diversity concerns as NNPS maps out new attendance zones for all 40 schools.

The city's new mobile clinic won a state award as roughly 4,400 Medicaid patients lost care at Fishing Point Healthcare.

A special prosecutor says surveillance video backed a self-defense claim, but police call the move profoundly disappointing.

Free block party spans five blocks of Olde Towne Portsmouth on Oct. 10, with live music and a breakdancing battle thrown in.

Moses Elijah Williams ran drug sales from his Portsmouth home while barred from owning firearms, federal prosecutors say.

Riflemen drill, cannons boom, and drummers beat retreat this weekend as Colonial Williamsburg recreates Virginia's 1776 push north.

Jalen Amari Marrow, 18, still faces an October 14 court date on a separate, unrelated case.