Regina Mobley
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Portsmouth, VA, United States
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Local family braces for loss as war in Ukraine approaches one long year of destruction and death
A local family braces for loss as the war in Ukraine approaches one long year of destruction and death. → Read More
Norfolk family issues plea for information on missing son, former NSU student
PORTSMOUTH, Va. (WAVY) – In the fall of 2021, Number 74 made his mother proud at Maury High school with another of what he branded the Let’s Go tackle. After graduation, Keith Anderson decided to enroll at Norfolk State University to stay close to home. Last month, his mother, Mesha Anderson, thought it was academics […] → Read More
Naval Station Norfolk welcomes first Black female commanding officer
The world’s largest naval base will soon have its first Black female commanding officer. → Read More
Broadway star’s biggest performance saves a loved one’s life in his hometown
NORFOLK, Va. (WAVY) — Over the decades, Norfolk native Deon Ridley danced his way from Lambert’s Point and Park Place all the way to Broadway and beyond. Ridley has performed in “Damn Yankees,” “Fame,” “Cats,” “The Lion King,” and numerous other productions. In Las Vegas, he served as Celine Dion’s lead dancer, and on September […] → Read More
Nation’s leaders in health take on epidemic of gun violence
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, a group that took on smoking, obesity, and traffic fatalities, is now taking on gun violence. → Read More
New cleaning product helps save money on laundry
Cyndi Bray is a leading expert on the efficiency of washers and dryers and the expenses associated with laundry. → Read More
Doctors urge patients to use judgment before heading to emergency room
A growing number of people have been visiting the emergency room as a result of traumatic injuries. → Read More
Virginia Beach mother mourns loss of son killed in Killam Ave. shooting
Cooper is not only hosting a memorial birthday party for Miller, but she is also planning a baby shower for Miller’s son, whose due date is February 11, 2023. → Read More
Federal authorities warn this is the season to be aware of violent attacks
Saturday, at least one suspect opened fire on two power substations in Moore County, North Carolina. After examining the extensive damage caused by the attack, investigators said it appears the person or persons responsible knew exactly what they were doing when they used a weapon to cut power for thousands. → Read More
A season of grief for local family facing a triple tragedy
An Isle of Wight family already reeling from a deadly family dispute could soon be homeless as well. → Read More
Man shot by Virginia Beach officer dies; police say he pointed gun at officer
A suspect shot by a Virginia Beach police officer on Thursday afternoon on Newtown Road has died, his family confirmed with WAVY. → Read More
UVA shooting suspect was on police radar before mass shooting
UVA Police Chief Tim Longo says Christopher Darnell Jones was already under investigation because of a hazing incident. → Read More
Paige looks to combat violence following Norfolk City Council win
52-year-old John Paige who defeated two others to win the seat that was held by the retiring Councilman Paul Riddick for 30 years. → Read More
Suffolk woman reveals years-long battle with opioids
Boyd, who has a Gladys Knight-style voice, was a featured singer in a television story that examined the state of the music industry in the 757. What the media didn’t know? Diane was addicted to opioids. → Read More
A science fiction-style treatment for Parkinson’s related tremors
The MRI machine pinpoints the area of the brain that produces tremors and the Ultrasound equipment attacks it. → Read More
Virginia Parole Board chair to meet with families in Portsmouth
PORTSMOUTH, Va. (WAVY) — In 1987, at the age of 19, a suspect known as Banky Pound was sentenced to two life sentences and 15 years for murder and robbery at a Petersburg Hotel. Behind bars for 33 years, Pound was paroled 2 and a half years ago after convincing the parole board he would […] → Read More
It’s politics as usual with early voting starting on Sept. 23
Virginia Governor Glen Youngkin is recruiting poll workers while Attorney General Jason Miyares of Virginia Beach is assembling a 20-person so-called Election Integrity Unit in a state where no widespread fraud has been found. → Read More
ODU professor on recent violence: ‘We can’t let this go on’
NORFOLK, Va. (WAVY) — Since many of Professor Antipas Harris’s students are too young to remember the terror attacks of 9-11, last Thursday, in a lecture titled “Life, Death, and Meaning,” his lesson explained what happens when the unexpected strikes. “I talked about life, death, and meaning and how normalcy can be interrupted even in […] → Read More
Legislation sails through Congress to help veterans exposed to burn pit toxins
Troops disposed of the waste-of-war in burn pits that produced clouds of toxins. According to a Veterans Affairs website, burn pits released toxins from aluminum, chemicals, paint, plastics, human waste, and more. Those toxins have been linked to a number of disorders including rare forms of cancer. → Read More
Residents react to firing of Portsmouth police chief
The day after Independence Day, the brand new city manager, Tonya Chapman, fired Police Chief Renato Prince. → Read More