Warwick High School dismisses students early due to power outage
Warwick High School students and staff are dismissing from school at 11 a.m. Monday for electrical issues at the school.
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Newport News man biking 588 miles across Virginia — and raising money for charity — to celebrate 50th birthday
"I wanted to do something big, but I wanted to do it in a way where I could give back," Heath Scott said of a plan to mark his 50th...
A Holocaust survivor died of food poisoning. Now his family is suing Boar’s Head.
The family of a Newport News man who died after eating contaminated deli meat in late July is suing the meat manufacturer.
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Man suing Portsmouth’s top prosecutor in open records dispute
Several of Josh Stanfield's open records requests have gone to court. He tends to focus on high-profile cases — a meals-tax scandal in Richmond, casino controversies in Richmond and Norfolk...
Virginia Beach man who once plotted school attack found guilty on child porn charges
Philip Charles Bay, 33, was found guilty of 20 counts of possession of child pornography following a two-day bench trial before Virginia Beach Circuit Judge Kevin M. Duffan.
Newport News police form new ‘Cold Case Team’ to solve older cases
The new unit will include two full-time homicide detectives and a retired police investigator.
Newport News man — a retired hair stylist — dies after eating meat tied to Boar’s Head recall, family says
Gunter "Garshon" Morgenstein died of food poisoning on July 18 after eating liverwurst that would later be recalled for contamination. He was 88.
Roadway fatalities in Virginia spike as speeding tickets decline, report says
More speeding drivers and "less proactive" police enforcement have helped to drive a nearly 20% increase in statewide traffic crash fatalities in Virginia.
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Court upholds conviction for Newport News police officer in killing of man in his home
Appeals court says trial judge was correct in telling jurors that officers entered man's home "unlawfully" and that he had a right to resist.
Judge to decide on $20 million lawsuit against Hampton officer who shot man after baseball bat attack
A judge must weigh whether a man shot by a Hampton police officer in early 2022 can proceed with a $20 million lawsuit.