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There are new details on a deadly Accomack County shooting in which two people died. A criminal complaint cites video evidence showing George Wharton approaching the register with a gun in his hand before allegedly shooting Pradipkumar Ratilal Patel, who was behind the counter, before following Urmi Pradipbhai Patel to the deli area, where Warton then allegedly shot her. Wharton has been charged with both first-degree murder and second-degree murder in connection to the two shooting deaths.

The U.S. Senate adopted a measure from Virginia Sen. Tim Kaine to block Canadian tariffs that just went into effect.

A Norfolk jury convicted a man of second-degree murder after he killed a man who mistakenly knocked on his door.

A man was arrested Tuesday in connection with the assault of a woman in Elizabeth City in March.

The Norfolk SPCA said it had rescued 13 dogs that should be available for adoption Thursday.

The Norfolk School Board has its hands full after City Council called for a plan within the next five months to close 10 schools.

Police are investigating a bomb threat made to Manor High School in Portsmouth Wednesday.

Recent changes to the claims process for Tricare, the health insurance program for military members and their families, has impacted mental health clinics in Hampton Roads. 

North Carolina Senate Republicans seek to roll back some DEI practices in higher education, though they are not calling it DEI.

ICE is nearing a deal with the IRS that would allow ICE to submit names and addresses of tax-filers suspected of having illegal status and cross-reference and verify the information with the IRS' confidential database.

A jury deliberated three hours Wednesday afternoon but did not come to a verdict in the murder case of Calvin Jackson, charged with second-degree murder in the June 2023 death of Kecoughtan High School teacher Joi Brown.

The Belleville community in Suffolk paid homage to its roots as a historical marker telling the story of William Saunders Crowdy, a runaway slave during the Civil War, was unveiled Wednesday.