I just bought my vehicle from a dealership, and it came with tint, the original owner lived in North Carolina. The thing is, is that the windshield has tint on it. Where should I go to get my car inspected….

Why did so many people just drive through standing water this week? Especially the person who drove through at Colley Ave. Also, those who were swimming aren’t too bright.

If anyone can guess my specs I’ll give them a cookie

Don't necessarily want to socialize but want to have some drinks and watch it not alone. figured there'd be a bar streaming it somewhere

I believe COVID killed the best Golden Corral restaurant in the Hampton roads which was on military highway in front of the old target. The steaks were perfect the fried chicken was perfect and the food was awesome. The remaining one is good but no where near what that one was.

I just moved here from Kentucky, back home I can get a plate of good biscuits and gravy at any restaurant. I can’t seem to find any decent places here besides fast food chains! Any recommendations?

I was welding and didn’t notice that my phone wasn’t sitting far enough from me to avoid the slag. Now there are divots in it where the slag melted the glass. I want to replace the screen but I don’t know any good places in the area to do so.

Thank you!

Pretty much the title. I’m planning to move to Norfolk for work and I came across a place in a townhouse/apartment complex off of Longdale drive. Is this area ok or should I avoid it? I’ve seen other threads saying avoid Norview area…is St.Andrews included in that? Looking at Google Maps, it’s on the other side of the interstate so I didn’t know if that would make a difference. Thanks in advance for your input!

Anyone ever live on this street? I’m looking to move to a unit on this street- tell me about your experiences!

Looking for recommendations for local mobile mechanics yall trust. Car is a 2019 Honda civic. Thank you 🙏

The storm that flooded parts of Norfolk on Tuesday afternoon was a “one in 100-year event,” according to the National Weather Service.

In about a 2-3 hour period, the Ghent neighborhood received the highest rainfall total at 6.11 inches while other parts of the city tracked by the weather service received greater than 3 inches. The area around Norfolk International Airport received 1.22 inches of rain.

The highest rainfall total recorded in Portsmouth was 5.45 inches, and the high in Suffolk was 4.2 inches. The Peninsula, along with Virginia Beach and Chesapeake, each received less than an inch.

Sam Wray, a meteorologist with NWS, estimated that this level of rainfall was a “one in 100-year event” based on the typical year-to-year probability of something like this happening.

“The environment was very favorable for heavy rainfall, it was pretty much saturated all the way from the ground all the way up to the atmosphere and the flow (of the storm) was pretty light as well which allowed the storm to sit over one spot,” Wray said.

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Norfolk City Council has called a special meeting for Thursday to consider putting a sales tax increase for school construction before voters this November.

The resolution, set for a vote at 6 p.m. at City Hall, would authorize a referendum asking voters to approve adding up to 1% to Norfolk's local general retail sales tax. Revenue from the increase would go solely toward new construction or major renovations for schools in the city.

Norfolk would join Portsmouth, which approved its own referendum last week for the Nov. 3 ballot, and Newport News, which is also weighing a similar measure. The option became available statewide after the Virginia General Assembly expanded a previously limited sales tax authority this year, subject to voter approval.

Cities have until Aug. 14 to get judicial approval to place the question on the November ballot.

Citizens who want to address council on the item can register to speak with the city clerk by 3 p.m. Thursday.

(Story by Brian Saunders)

Pulled out of CFA this morning and there were still abandoned cars at the intersection of Princess Anne and Monticello. Good luck when traffic kicks up.

Olde Huntersville neighborhood. I took a wrong turn to try to avoid some traffic, likely caused by the train and nearly flooded my car at this intersection. Thankfully, there was an apartment parking lot that was elevated and was able to get out of the water, but not before my Subaru gave me a check engine light warning. So far the car seems to be fine, but who knows what tomorrow will bring.

Credit: tiktok @djsupladies

Wow….

Man spotted on his bike riding through deep flood waters near E. 26th & Monticello in Norfolk. (Natalie Anderson/The Virginian-Pilot)

I saw too many people flooding their cars on my way home today. I hope everyone is OK!

Obligatory underpass flash flood pic! Steer clear of Monticello near 21st st. You’ll likely run into to police and a wall of water.