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Mississippi shipyard gets $2.38 billion Navy contract to build amphibious assault ship
The U.S. Navy has awarded a $2.38 billion contract to Huntington Ingalls Industries to build an amphibious assault ship.
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Brassy funk band Tower of Power to blast in Newport News
Blood, Sweat and Tears were fine in their day. Chicago can still draw a crowd. But for some fans of brass-driven soul and rock, Tower of Power will always reign supreme.
14 hrs ago | Hampton Roads Daily Press
Newport News police seek information on two home invasions
The incidents took place between 10 p.m. and 10:15 p.m. May 23 in the 900 block of Willbrook Drive and a block away in the 900 block of Shoreline Point, said Scott Helsel, spokesman for the Newport News Police Department.
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Newport News police seek suspect in carjacking
Newport News police say they have identified a second suspect in a May 23 carjacking at the Jani Food Mart off 13508 Warwick Boulevard.
Police: Bullets hit Hampton home; two charged
Police charged 18-year-old Paris Stanback, of the first block of Colonial Place in Newport News, with shooting into an occupied dwelling in connection to the incident, Price said.
Alert neighbors help Newport News police nab burglary suspect
Newport News Police say Michael Carr Burnette II broke into a home on 46th Street just after midnight Tuesday to take a 42" TV, speakers, 2 gold watches and a gold chain.
Bob McDonnell says he never opposed gay judges
Robert F. McDonnell reacts to a question from a reporter during a news conference March 10, 2010.
Teen faces robbery, carjacking charges
LatavisA Dethomas Crocker,A 18, of the no hundred block of Colony Square Court in Newport News is charged with robbery, carjacking, abduction, three counts of use of a firearm in the commission of a felony and three counts of conspiracy to commit a felony.
Memorial Day celebrated at Newport News Victory Arch
Rick Thomasson, of American Legion Post 25, plays near the end of Monday's Memorial Day ceremony at the Victory Arch in Newport News.
Local soldier recovering from critical injuries
A soldier is facing a long road to recovery after being badly injured in an IED explosion in Afghanistan.
The victim, Fabian Gonzalez 21, had been in town for only one day from his base in Newport News, Va., ABC News reported, quoting his relatives.
Memorial Day: A stark reminder for families of the fallen
Tina Houchins and Dan Gautier at the grave of their son Aaron Gautier who was killed in Iraq five years ago.
Newport News woman's life jacket, pictures included in Mariners' Museum exhibit
This life vest is from the Costa Concordia, a cruise ship which sank recently off the coast of Italy.
Mark St. John Erickson: Peninsula talent tops TAA show
TAA Portfolio Show -- "Taos Pueblo - One Horno and Ladder," by Hampton artist James Warwick Jones, is one of a series of paintings on view at the Suffolk Art Gallery in the "Tidewater Art Alliance Portfolio Exhibition." Jones won the Best in Show award for his series.
Fat Doctor beats death, comes home to Cozzy's
Richard Pryor loved The Fat Doctor. Pryor enjoyed watching the younger man perform, always greeted him warmly, and provided a piece of advice that The Fat Doctor has never forgotten.
Exclusive: Hampton Roads Academy graduates 71
The stress of college applications and senior year schoolwork had reached a boiling point.
Skyla Winkle, 10, of Gloucester, and her teacher Patty Meyerson, from Richneck Elementary in Newport News, carry wild celery grasses down to the shore to plant them in the James River.
Delegate's aide says 'intentions to vote' count as votes
NEWPORT NEWS, Va. - David Yancey is a freshman delegate from Newport News. Like others, he went home early last week instead of staying in Richmond to cast a vote on a controversial judicial appointment.