Plus: A World War II veteran in Hampton celebrated his 100th birthday, a Yorktown couple was arrested following the death of their toddler and a number of new laws are now in effect in Virginia.
Plus: Fourth of July took a violent turn in Newport News, West Nile Virus was detected in York County and Thomas Nelson Community College is holding a grand rebranding event next week.
Plus: Police released new surveillance video of a gunman who killed two 7-Eleven employees in Kiln Creek, and Waller Mill Park is once again open 7-days a week.
Plus: Williamsburg turned down short-term housing rentals and the Governor is looking into a dire situation for residents of a Newport News mobile home park.
Plus: Two York High School students were involved in a fatal crash on Friday, Fort Monroe is closing North Beach early on weekends and York County will host a free Juneteenth event on Saturday.
Plus: A new state budget deal would help widen I-64 between Williamsburg and Richmond, JCC is offering free active shooter training and fentanyl overdose deaths are up in Hampton Roads.
Plus: Williamsburg is ranked the best place to visit in Virginia, ticket quotas will soon be banned in Virginia and NOAA is forecasting a busy hurricane season this year.
Plus: A parking terrace in Yorktown partially closes, Newport News is working to become more bike-friendly and local residents are invited to show off their artistic talents in JCC's LOVEworks contest
Plus: Highway Pizza opens in Williamsburg, Waller Mill Park closes 2 days a week and Busch Gardens is ranked among the nation's best theme parks by USA Today.
Plus: Jamestown is now considered an endangered historic site, Dominion Energy plans to hike electricity rates and local infants are getting sick amid a nationwide baby formula shortage.
