Megan Rudacille
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- Aug 7, 2026
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Shelter in place order lifted, man taken into custody near Cypress Park in Suffolk (opens the original)
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A man has been taken into custody and a shelter in place order in Suffolk has been lifted. Late Friday morning, Suffolk police advised residents in the area of Hollywood Avenue between Oregon Avenue and Georgia Avenue — near Cypress Park — to shelter in place. Officers were searching for Hakim Nasif Trent, a 46-year-old Suffolk man. Police believed Trent was on foot in the area and said he should be considered armed and dangerous. Later Friday, police announced in a release that Trent had been t
Phoebe Bridgers listening party-meets-light show comes to Virginia Living Museum planetarium (opens the original)
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Before the upcoming album “Lost Weekend” debuts from singer-songwriter Phoebe Bridgers, fans have a chance to listen to it in full: in a planetarium. The Abbitt Planetarium at the Virginia Living Museum in Newport News is one of a handful of venues hosting the “Lost Weekend Planetarium Experience.” The show comes to Hampton Roads Aug. 10-13 before Bridgers’ album releases Aug. 14. Each night will feature two showings with separate visual accompaniments. At 6 p.m., fans can see a dome show with v
Swimming advisory lifted for Buckroe Beach South (opens the original)
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The Hampton Health District has lifted a swimming advisory for Buckroe Beach South that was issued Wednesday. Health officials collected samples Wednesday that indicated bacteria levels in the water had returned to meet state water quality standards. The advisory was issued after earlier samples indicated excess bacteria levels. Health district staff regularly test recreational waters for bacteria during the summer. Health officials remind swimmers not to swim in waters that look stagnant or mud
Get school supplies, clothing and more tax-free this weekend (opens the original)
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Virginia’s annual three-day sales tax holiday is back this weekend. Every year, the sales tax holiday starts the first Friday in August and ends the following Sunday. This year’s event runs from Aug. 7-9. Certain items, within given price ranges, are eligible for purchase without sales tax. These products include: Only qualifying products within these categories are eligible for the sales tax exemption. Also eligible are certain products from Energy Star and WaterSense purchased for noncommercia
4-year-old injured self with unsecured gun in Portsmouth home, man arrested (opens the original)
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Portsmouth police said they arrested the owner of a gun with which a 4-year-old boy accidentally shot himself Tuesday morning. Shortly after 9:00 a.m., Lennox Oneko St. John was brushing his teeth in a Jamestown Avenue home when he heard a gunshot and ran to check on the child, according to court records. The toddler had reached for St. John’s handgun that was unsecured and pulled the trigger. Police responding to the shooting saw St. John, 46, outside of the home and arrested him, a criminal co
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