Newport News officials met to discuss overcrowding, rising transportation costs and school security grants. NEWPORT NEWS, Va.

Newport News is two steps closer to completing a major parking garage project that will address issues with parking that have ...

While Newport News missed on an EPA grant to address its coal dust issue, officials are right to continue efforts to find a ...

NEWPORT NEWS, Va. (WAV) — Newport News police arrested a 21-year-old man in connection to a fatal November car crash. On Nov. 14, officers responded to a multi-vehicle crash at the intersection ...

NEWPORT NEWS, Va. — Despite inclement weather Sunday, community members, law enforcement, and local leaders gathered to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with a parade in Newport News.

NEWPORT NEWS, Va. — A new safe home for survivors of domestic violence has opened in Newport News, providing essential support and resources for those in need. News 3 reporter Kelsey Jones spoke ...

NEWPORT NEWS, Va. — With the opening of a new Early Childhood Development Center in Newport News, city leaders hope the facility can help craft a future that many generations will benefit from.

Newport News Police said they responded to the area of Hickory Point and Warwick Boulevard around 7 p.m. in reference to a shooting. When officers arrived, they found two boys under the age of 18 ...

Newport News saw a drastic decrease in killings and gun violence last year, and Mayor Phillip Jones hopes to continue improving public safety by increasing the city’s police force. During his ...

Newport News is revamping the role and responsibilities of the city’s fiscal watchdog and has launched a new hotline for people to report suspected fraud or abuse. In the fall, City Council ...

A high school student was shot and wounded at a Newport News school bus stop Wednesday morning — the third case since September of a student getting fired upon before the start of the school day.

Newport News did not get a $20 million federal grant it hoped would help address coal dust concerns in the Southeast Community, but city leaders say they remain committed to addressing the issue.