Chesapeake News

All lanes on I-64 in Chesapeake are reopened after a vehicle fire that affected westbound traffic and caused it to back up onto I-664 southbound.

A Chesapeake man has been arrested and charged with shooting two people in a Norfolk parking garage on Thursday morning.

NORFOLK The man accused in a double-shooting inside a Norfolk parking garage has been arrested, police said Thursday afternoon.' Police were called to Freemason Parking Garage just before 2:00 a.m. Investigators say the victims had been on Granby Street earlier and went to their vehicle in the garage when they got into an argument with Brandon ...

Loading... 1 of 3 Click for more A house is advertised for sale in the new Culpepper Landing subdivision in Chesapeake on Thursday, August 27, 2009.

A Chesapeake man was sentenced today to 18 months in prison for making false statements in a government purchase card fraud scheme, according to a news release from the U.S. Attorney's Office Eastern District of Virginia.

The driver of a tractor trailer that overturned at the Greenbrier Parkway exit off Interstate 64 was charged with failure to maintain a lane.

Loading... 1 of 3 Following the instruction of Dr. Dilip Sarkar, participants of Yoga Therapy Retreat learn the yoga pose at the Hindu Temple Cultural Hall in Chesapeake August 08, 2009.

We live on Livesay Road in the Loxley Gardens area of Chesapeake near S. Military and George Washington Hwy.

Click a thumbnail to view the full-size image. Buy Pilot photos here. Loading... Close Gallery Farm fields in Suffolk remain flooded on Friday.

Chesapeake officials have reopened Dominion Boulevard and the Steel Bridge, after it was closed earlier today due to tidal water on the roadway, a spokeswoman said early Saturday.

In this Tuesday Dec. 2, 2003 file photo, Lindbergh Williams, first son of convicted sniper John Allen Muhammad, arrives in Chesapeake Circuit Court in Chesapeake, Va.. Williams says he does not want to be judged by his father's crimes.

To ease pressures on the Chesapeake Bay's blue crab population, Virginia is paying watermen to stay out of the water, using $6.7 million in federal disaster aid to buy back crabbing licenses.

Loading... William E. Ward served on the City Council for 26 years and became Chesapeake's first black mayor in 1990.

Lauren Johnson, 12, sneezes up to 12,000 times a day. CHESAPEAKE, Va. - It's that time of year when everyone seems to be coughing and sneezing, but for a 12-year-old girl from Virginia, she can't sit for more than a few seconds without someone saying "bless you." It's so bad, on a regular day Lauren Johnson can sneeze more than 12,000 times a day, ...

With the recession nudging many back to school to learn new skills, Everest College in Chesapeake, Va., is ready with its new Residential HVAC and electrical training.

Law enforcement officers on motorcycles will be out on interstates in southeast Virginia this week to crack down on speeding and other violations.

The North Landing Bridge at Mount Pleasant Road will be closed for two months, beginning Sunday, according to the city.

Back in the 1980s, then-Mayor Sid Oman had an idea - allow individual City Council members to act as a link between city departments and the council as a whole.

Borders Group Inc. says it will close 200 Waldenbooks stores and cut 1,500 jobs in January to make the chain smaller and more profitable.

CHESAPEAKE, Va. - Petty Officer 2nd Class Virginia Bockwitz lights a candle in honor of deceased veterans during an early Veterans Day ceremony at the South Norfolk Community Center in Chesapeake Thursday, Nov.