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Norfolk police are investigating two incidents involving injuries and fatalities, including an officer shooting a dog during an investigation. A Virginia Beach family celebrated Father’s Day at Norfolk’s Harborfest, while a local father supports his daughter through addiction treatment.

Norfolk saw two serious crashes on Hampton Boulevard and Johnstons Road, raising concerns about traffic safety. A Virginia Beach family celebrated Father’s Day at Norfolk’s Harborfest, while the 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing Band kicked off Fleet Week with a military performance.

Norfolk saw a serious motorcyclist crash on Hampton Boulevard leaving the rider in critical condition, while Norfolk International Airport broke records with a 15% increase in May passengers. The city also prepares for the Sail 250 celebration featuring tall ships, Harborfest, and Juneteenth events.

Norfolk is gearing up for the Parade of Sail and Juneteenth celebrations with Patti LaBelle headlining at Town Point Park, while the USS Mitscher returns to Naval Station Norfolk after a deployment. Weather alerts warn of rain this weekend, prompting preparations for outdoor events in Hampton Roads.

Norfolk police are increasing patrols to address rising crime in high-traffic areas ahead of a busy weekend, while a Newport News man receives a four-year prison sentence for firearm possession and breaching Naval Station Norfolk security. The city also hosts the "Fresh with Pride" cleanup event, and the Virginia Zoo welcomes rare African painted dogs to its collection.

Norfolk authorities are investigating two separate shootings in the South Cape Henry Avenue area, raising concerns about public safety. The Coast Guard and Hampton Roads Transit are preparing for the Sail250 Virginia celebrations with enhanced maritime security and expanded public transit options.

Norfolk -- A shooting on Wellington Street left one person injured and another with unknown condition as police investigate. The city's downtown prepares for busy Harborfest and Sail250 events, while history fans can catch the Norfolk & Western 611 steam engine in Staunton, Virginia.

Norfolk police are investigating a gunshot wound on Early Street after a critical condition victim was found late last night. Storm damage persists in Hampton Roads, with over 22,000 customers still without power following recent thunderstorms.

Norfolk's latest Local Wire update covers the annual Tall Ships Festival featuring the *Columbia* and *Bonhomme Richard*, a traffic incident on South Cherry Street, and new HRT bus route changes set for next month. The episode also includes weather updates and city service disruptions affecting municipal offices.

Norfolk's latest update covers a severe car crash on Lafayette Boulevard, a confirmed death from a Walmart assault, and the surprising return of river otters in the Chesapeake Bay. The city also announced the opening of the Aircraft Carrier Readiness Operations Center near Naval Station Norfolk.

Norfolk police are investigating the death of a 77-year-old man following an assault at a Walmart, while a car crash on Lafayette Boulevard has closed the road. Dangerous heat waves hit Hampton Roads with temperatures reaching 102.4°F, and the Norfolk & Western 611 steam locomotive is making a rare return for America’s 250th anniversary.

Norfolk's federal court convicted a man of multiple sex crimes, highlighting accountability in the justice system. The city also prepares for Sail250, Juneteenth, and Harborfest, while a Walmart parking lot incident sparks community outrage.

Norfolk police are investigating the fatal assault of a 77-year-old man at a Walmart earlier this week, leading to three charges and community safety concerns. The city also launched a new mental health initiative called “Surviving Through Mental Health” to support residents with emotional well-being.

Norfolk officials are preparing for Sail250, the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Navy, while closing Lafayette Park to manage crowds. A Norfolk sailor pleaded guilty to a fellow sailor’s murder, raising concerns about military justice and mental health.

Norfolk officials announce daily closing of Lafayette Park at 7 p.m. to improve security and crowd management, while also preparing for Sail250 and Juneteenth with potential downtown traffic restrictions. The Hurrah Players host a theater basics workshop for News 3’s ‘Tonys’ event, highlighting local cultural engagement.

Norfolk police are investigating the shooting death of a local man and the attempted abduction of a resident, while the USS Iwo Jima returns after a ten-month deployment. The city also held a candlelight vigil for the victim, sparking discussions on public safety and community unity.

Norfolk authorities are seeking public help to locate a suspect in an attempted abduction from a residential area, while a new downtown eatery, Beignets & Brew, opens with Cajun fusion cuisine. A sailor faces charges in the fatal stabbing of Angelina Resendiz, sparking discussions on military justice.

Norfolk's city council has postponed a key redevelopment vote, delaying urban renewal projects while advocates push for safer hospitals following Virginia Governor Jennifer Spanberger's new weapon ban. The city also celebrates Juneteenth with its annual opening ceremony, featuring local performers and historical reenactments.

Norfolk's latest updates include a major infrastructure issue at the $13 billion carrier's facility, safety concerns after repeated shootings at an Ocean View Airbnb, and the reestablishment of SIMA Norfolk to boost military readiness. The Flame of Hope event and otter population recovery in the Chesapeake Bay also highlight community and environmental progress.

Norfolk authorities are searching for a missing man last seen at Naval Station Norfolk, while the city offers free public transit to the Cosmic Baseball event. The Navy has also restarted the SIMA Norfolk program to enhance sailor training and readiness.

Norfolk prepares for hurricane season with officials urging coastal communities like Virginia Beach and Chesapeake to prepare for storms, while gas prices drop to $3.45 per gallon amid seasonal shifts. Sen. George Warner hosts roundtable to address military family needs in Hampton Roads, and Norfolk students launch global STEM project with ocean data sensors.

Norfolk police are investigating a fatal shooting on Dallas Street involving Greta Huggins, with a third person wounded, as rising violence in key neighborhoods raises public safety concerns. The city also welcomes its first Shake Shack, partnering with Children’s Hospital of the James, and kicks off Pride Month events across Hampton Roads.

Norfolk law enforcement is investigating a deadly triple shooting on Goff Street with two suspects arrested and a third charged. The city also highlights free AI workshops by Norfolk native Marcus Lee and a transgender woman’s civil rights lawsuit against a Virginia high school.

Norfolk attorneys warn residents to prepare for new state gun laws requiring proof-of-purchase records, while a Navy veteran faces prison time for distributing child pornography. The city also accepts vases and glassware for its BigHearted Blooms initiative to support local florists.

Norfolk police are investigating a shooting on Goff Street that left three injured, following a similar incident earlier in the week, while a crash involving a police car near Scotland Street and Chrysler Parkway resulted in minor damage. The NEON District will host the Glow Ride X motorcycle parade this Friday, and Virginia Championship Wrestling kicks off its summer season with an event at the N...