The Virginian-Pilot

The USS Iwo Jima has returned to its home port at Naval Station Norfolk after completing a 10-month deployment in the Caribbean. The ship's return marks a significant moment for the crew and their families.

President Donald Trump has granted a pardon to Stephen Buyer, a former Republican congressman who was imprisoned for nearly two years due to illegal stock trading. This decision raises questions about accountability and the implications of political pardons.

Stanley Hill has filed a $25 million wrongful death lawsuit against Virginia Beach, alleging systemic failures led to his son Rolin's death while in police custody. The lawsuit claims that city officials and law enforcement ignored protocols designed to assist individuals in mental health crises.

On June 6, we remember key historical events including James Meredith's shooting during a civil rights march in 1966 and D-Day in 1944. These events highlight the ongoing struggle for justice and the sacrifices made during wartime.

The U.S. attorney's office in Los Angeles has launched multiple investigations into alleged election fraud in California, prompted by President Trump's claims of irregularities in the primary vote count. A prosecutor has been sent to oversee the vote-counting process amid ongoing concerns about the integrity of the election.

A late-night shooting on Virginia Avenue in Portsmouth resulted in the death of 33-year-old Antwan DeShawn Bell and injuries to two others. Police are investigating the incident and seeking information from the public.

A new analysis by U.S. health officials warns that the Ebola outbreak in Central Africa could escalate to over 20,000 cases without strong public health measures. Currently, there are about 400 confirmed cases and 63 deaths, with experts urging immediate action to contain the spread.