Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 20th of December.
Good morning, Norfolk.
A Hampton landlord was sentenced to 17 years for wire fraud, identity theft, and racially motivated interference with housing rights, after targeting low-income African American tenants for profit through fraud and harassment.
Norfolk Public Schools will enforce a no cell phone policy during school hours starting January, following a 6-1 school board vote, despite some concerns over its stringency and impact on students' access to technology.
Meteorologist Taylor Stephenson explains that bridges freeze over faster than roads due to their exposure to cold air and materials like concrete and steel, advising caution during icy conditions.
The Norfolk School Board, aligning with Gov. Glenn Youngkin's executive order, bans cell phones during school hours to reduce distractions, while Youngkin proposes budget amendments for economic relief and a government shutdown appears imminent.
The owner of Elizabeth Manor Golf and Country Club has filed a $5.35 million lawsuit against Vice Mayor Lisa Lucas-Burke for defamation, alleging a campaign ad falsely claimed the club had not paid taxes since 2003.
Norfolk, VA, is conducting a recount for the City Council's Superward 7 race, where Philip Hawkins trails Carlos Clanton by 92 votes.
Anticipation grows over the potential hiring of Michael Vick as Norfolk State University's head football coach, with stakeholders pondering the impact on campus and the local community.
Paint & Sip: Nutcracker and Candle Crafting Evening
Participants can create their own nutcracker or candles while enjoying refreshments and socializing in a relaxed setting.
A Merry Little Christmas Carol in Norfolk
This adaptation of Charles Dickens' classic tale, directed and choreographed by Jordan Setzer, offers a family-friendly holiday experience at the Wells Theatre.
A Sherlock Carol by Mark Shanahan Directed by Steve Pacek
In this unique twist on classic tales, Sherlock Holmes investigates the mysterious death of Ebenezer Scrooge, guided by the adult Tiny Tim.
Driver Improvement Class in Norfolk, VA
This Driver Improvement Course offers essential training for drivers in the Norfolk, VA Beach, Portsmouth, and Chesapeake area, including immediate certification upon completion.
How the Grinch Stole Christmas - A Holiday Classic
An enchanting stage adaptation of Dr. Seuss' beloved tale, depicting the Grinch's plot to steal Christmas and the unexpected warmth he discovers.
TrapxCanvas - The 757 Cultural Experience
This event combines a creative painting experience with Trap music, encouraging attendees to enjoy a lively atmosphere with beverages and limited seating.
Hip Hop Orchestra - A Live Hip Hop & R&B Dance Party
Experience an electrifying evening of live hip hop and R&B music featuring La Primavera Strings, Louissa, and Tyler Donavan at The Annex.
A Sherlock Carol: A Holiday Mystery Musical
A Sherlock Carol combines murder, mystery, and merriment as Sherlock Holmes tackles a Christmas mystery involving the death of Ebenezer Scrooge, making it an engaging show for all ages over six.
New Year's Eve Celebration at The Historic Martin Mansion
Experience an evening of elegance with live music, fine dining, and opulent festivities at the historic Martin Mansion to welcome the New Year.
Beginner Pickleball Classes at Western Branch Community Center
This event offers an opportunity to learn how to play pickleball, a rapidly growing sport combining elements of tennis, badminton, and ping-pong, in a friendly community setting.
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