BREAKING NEWS
WTHD to move to Phase 1B next week
The Western Tidewater Health District announced Wednesday that next week it will move into Phase 1B of its COVID-19 vaccination campaign.
A bill from Suffolk delegate Clinton Jenkins that would require teachers to receive cultural competency training and for history and social science teachers to be ...
The Western Tidewater Health District announced Wednesday that next week it will move into Phase 1B of its COVID-19 vaccination campaign.
Suffolk Fire & Rescue crews are currently on scene of a large working brush fire in the 7700 block of Crittenden Road.
Suffolk Police have arrested a man following their investigation of an alleged rape that occurred the evening of Jan. 17 at a Suffolk residence.
UPDATE: The victim has been identified as Gregory Andrae Byrd, 30, of Richmond. He remains hospitalized in serious condition. Earlier: Suffolk Police are investigating a ...
The Mercy Chefs came to town recently to serve in a way that’s similar to, yet different from, what they’re used to. Mercy Chefs was ...
Up until a few months ago, shortage of an essential product had never entered our minds. We lived in a country with plenty and multiple ...
By Nathan Rice It was years ago, but I remember it clearly. The coach saw me sitting in the stands next to the Little League ...
New owner seeks to breathe new life into venerable Franklin business When Tonya Temple decided to purchase the former Elvin Vaughan Funeral Home in Franklin, ...
Congressman A. Donald McEachin recently announced his second Black History Month Essay Contest for middle and high school students (grades 6-12) residing in Virginia’s 4th ...
If you remember those car trips when someone invariably asks, “Are we there yet? Are we there yet?”, then you likely know the answer to ...
Suffolk Christian Academy’s girls basketball team picked up its second win of the season Jan. 15, defeating Denbigh Baptist Christian of Newport News 29-26. The ...
Martin Luther King Jr. Day is also known as a day of service to give back to the community as King did. A scholarship foundation ...
In observance of the Martin Luther King Jr. Day holiday, Suffolk City offices will be closed Monday, Jan. 18. Normal operations will resume at 8:30 ...
COVID-19 vaccines will soon be available to Suffolk Public Schools employees.
Citing multiple medical issues, Suffolk School Board member David Mitnick announced Thursday that he is resigning from the board effective Friday.
With two lawsuits in play, tensions between Sherri Story and the rest of the Suffolk School Board and Superintendent Dr. John B. Gordon III continued ...
Hope for Suffolk is back and ready to help some youth and vegetables grow this farming season. High school students are encouraged to apply for ...
A disaster relief nonprofit has adapted from serving those impacted by tornadoes and hurricanes to those affected by a pandemic. Mercy Chefs gave meals to ...
Rapid drive-through tests for COVID-19 will now be offered for free at 15 Walgreens stores in the state, including one in Suffolk, with results provided ...
The state Department of Education released new COVID-19 guidelines for PreK-12 schools, changing the emphasis to focus on how to get schools open, rather than ...
Suffolk Public Schools held out hope that it would be able to have a winter sports season. However, with an increasing 7-day positivity rate for COVID-19 ...
The Suffolk Art League, in cooperation with the Suffolk Fine Arts Commission, is preparing for another exhibit full of artwork done by Suffolk high school ...
North Suffolk is brewing up a new place for people to get their coffee fix. Knotts Coffee Company, in Suite 110 at 1500 Bridgeport Way ...
As the holiday season comes to an end but the COVID-19 pandemic continues to gather strength, a local church has decided to give back to ...
A $2.25-million project to replace the bridge deck and superstructure to the 400-foot long, 31-foot wide bridge over the CSX railroad just north of Holland ...
The proposal for a drug court in the Fifth Circuit is moving forward. The drug court was first approved last spring, when it received unanimous ...