Sarah Hammond
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Norfolk, VA, United States
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Virginia Beach Crime Solvers ups reward for the first time to $1,500
It's not just Virginia Beach. Every crime line in the region made the increase, effective Thursday. → Read More
Hampton Roads community reacts to war in Ukraine one year later
Tidewater Ukrainian Cultural Association gathered at the Virginia Beach Oceanfront for a candlelight vigil for the one-year mark since the start of the war. → Read More
Follow a police chaplain's journey of 500 hours riding along with Norfolk police officers
One Norfolk police chaplain has made it his mission to make sure his officers are okay and is spreading his message through his writing. → Read More
Newport News Education Association holds town hall for division staff, union members
Despite the small turnout, they had a lot to say. Safety, discipline and giving teachers a voice were the three main themes discussed. → Read More
Here's a look at how each Hampton Roads school division is heightening security measures after recent incidents
After yet another gun was found at a Hampton Roads school on Wednesday, school safety is at the top of everyone’s mind. → Read More
Virginia Beach students voice concerns over proposed transgender policies in schools
While the updated model policy regarding transgender students from the VDOE is still in the works, Virginia Beach students are speaking up against it. → Read More
After School Satan Club holds first meeting at B.M. Williams Primary School in Chesapeake
The Satanic Temple's After School Satan Club would hold its first meeting at B.M. Williams Primary School on Thursday night, the ACLU of Virginia said. → Read More
Economic impact of 'Beach it!' and other Virginia Beach music festivals
With "Beach It!" coming on the heels of "Something in the Water," what does that mean financially for the city? → Read More
Teachers weigh in on Virginia Beach proposed school budget
Virginia Beach City Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Aaron Spence is proposing an operating budget of more than $926 million for the 2023-2024 fiscal year. → Read More
Newport News Education Association president pushes for 'common sense' gun laws in Virginia
After three shootings on Newport News school campuses in 16 months, Newport News Education Association President James Graves said something must change. → Read More
How to avoid 'romance scams' this Valentine's Day
The F.B.I. says more than 24,000 in the U.S. fell victim to "romance scams" last year, costing them millions. Here are the red flags to look for. → Read More
School Board chair provides update on search for Newport News Superintendent
School Board Chair Lisa Surles-Law said they want to make sure the community is part of the process, but isn’t sure yet what form that might take. → Read More
Newport News School Board fills seat vacancy
Maritsa Alger was appointed with a vote of 4-2, with Board members Douglas Brown and Rebecca Aman voting against. → Read More
Hampton police chief gives second update on spike in violent crime
Wednesday night, Police Chief Mark Talbot said since the beginning of 2023, 20 people have either been killed or injured by gun violence, just in Hampton. → Read More
'Beach It!' Country music festival coming to Virginia Beach
While we don’t know who will be performing during the three-day festival, Live Nation says it will be a mixture of emerging artists and "A-List" stars. → Read More
'Reckless conduct' | Documents shed new light on Richneck Elementary shooter
Abby Zwerner's attorney said at least three staff members directly notified former Assistant Principal Dr. Ebony Parker the student likely had a gun. → Read More
Community airs concerns and suggestions 4 weeks after Richneck Elementary shooting
Thursday night, people in Newport News came together to share thoughts and concerns with Mayor Phillip Jones. At the heart of the conversation, was Richneck. → Read More
How an NSU student's design ended up in 700 Target stores across the country
After some encouragement from her teacher and classmates, Mekenzy Linder submitted her work to Target for an HBCU design competition. → Read More
Hampton police chief discusses recent string of violence
Chief Mark Talbot noted this January marks the highest number of homicides in a single month since he took over the division in 2021. → Read More
'It was a normal day' | Parents pleased with first day back at Richneck Elementary
The consensus of the children 13News Now spoke to walking out of class was that they missed their classmates and were bored during their three weeks at home. → Read More