Hampton Roads: Dangerous trio convicted for five executions, two additional shootings
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Three Newport News men have been sentenced after they were convicted by a federal jury in five murders and two additional shootings.
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Hampton Roads: Ringleader of violent drug trafficking group sentenced to 40 years
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Cortney Allen Conley was sentenced Thursday to 40 years in prison for a double murder in Chesapeake and his role in a violent drug operation.
Hampton: City dedicates Heritage marker to honor civil rights icons The Dixie Three
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The City of Hampton dedicated a Heritage marker in recognition of three nurses who in 1963 risked their careers to protest segregation at a local hospital.
Hampton Roads: Five dangerous gang members off the streets, sentenced to prison
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Five Hampton Roads men affiliated with the United Blood Nation gang are off the streets and sentenced to prison after a two-month armed robbery crime spree dating back to 2022.
‘Slumlord from hell’ gets 17 years for exploiting Black renters in Hampton Roads
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A slumlord who took advantage of Black renters in Hampton and Newport News was sentenced to 17 years in prison for wire fraud, aggravated identity theft, and race-based interference with housing and employment.
Police: Missing Roanoke teen may be headed to Hampton Roads, Richmond
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The Roanoke Police Department is attempting to locate a missing 17-year-old.
Hampton jury finds convicted felon guilty on multiple charges after Langley Air Force Base incident
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A Hampton jury returned guilty verdicts against a man who attempted to make a U-turn at Langley Air Force and could not show identification.
Hampton Roads man arrested in Wells Fargo bank robbery in Norfolk on Tuesday
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A Norfolk man has been arrested after robbing a Hampton Roads Wells Fargo Bank branch on Tuesday afternoon.
Hampton Roads man to serve life in prison for string of 2022 murders
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A Hampton Roads man was sentenced on Friday for a 2022 murder in Norfolk.
‘Slumlord from hell’ faces 20 years for exploiting Black renters in Hampton Roads
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A slumlord who took advantage of Black renters in Hampton and Newport News faces 20 years in federal prison after pleading guilty to wire fraud, aggravated identity theft, and race-based interference with housing and employment.
