A judge ruled Wednesday that a lawsuit about Norfolk’s use of license plate readers, known as Flock cameras, will go forward.

The "Iron Sharpens Iron" program looks to find solutions to issues faced by predominantly Black men in Norfolk.

A new bill from a Norfolk legislator could allow police to place traffic cameras at stop signs and pedestrian crossings and ...

A judge denied Norfolk police's motion to dismiss, ruling plaintiffs sufficiently alleged violations of their "subjective and ...

Norfolk International Airport staff are learning some of the more subtle indicators of human trafficking as part of the ...

The bill aimed to correct an issue that arose after Virginia voters approved a constitutional amendment regarding their taxes ...

It felt right to honor these folks who worked hard to provide garments for local workers back in the day,” owner Brian ...

The original Union Overall company headquarters was located at Harbor Park’s current site, and the mill was at the corner of Colley Avenue and 44th Street. The Lambert’s Point Knitting Mill building ...

According to court records, after postal officials got several complaints about stolen mail along employee routes they put camera in her postal vehicle.

Dallas officials announced the installation of vehicle surveillance cameras in southwest Dallas. The company providing the service is named in a federal lawsuit.

Titan America SA (“Titan America”), a subsidiary of Titan Cement International SA and parent company of its U.S. operations, ...

A group of Virginia residents can continue with their lawsuit accusing the city of Norfolk of violating the Fourth Amendment ...