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13News Now (WVEC) is made up of storytellers, innovators, content creators, and idea generators. We stand for passion. Passion for our people, passion in our product, and above all- passion in our community. We value honesty, accuracy, and solutions. We serve as the local ABC affiliate for Hampton Roads. We strive for interaction with our audience and are constantly working on our presentation so that you have the best experience when consuming our products. Whether on air, online, or on the go- we are everywhere you go. Digitally we lead the market by more than a million actions over our nearest competitor. Join the conversation with us, help us tell the Stories of Now.

About our parent company TEGNA- TEGNA Inc. (NYSE: TGNA) is an innovative media company that serves the greater good of our communities. With 46 television stations in 38 markets, TEGNA delivers relevant content and information to consumers across platforms.
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13News Now WATCH: Abby Zwerner takes the stand in $40M lawsuit against school district (7 months ago)
 
 
13News Now A teacher at Richneck Elementary School was shot by a student Friday afternoon, a Newport News school board member confirmed. Michelle Price, a spokeswoman with Newport News Public Schools, said a teacher was hurt in a shooting, and Newport News police said the woman was taken to a local hospital. Police confirm no students were hurt in the shooting. The school was put on lockdown around 2 p.m. as police responded to reports of a shooting, emergency dispatchers said. A few minutes before 3 p.m., a spokesperson for Newport News police said there was "no longer an active shooter" at the building on Tyner Drive. The school lockdown was lifted around 3:20 p.m., and officers were reuniting parents with their students at a reunification site. Newport News Public Schools said in a Facebook post that the reunification site is taking place at the gym door. They said parents and guardians must present a picture ID to pick up their child. Police Chief Steve Drew said one person was in police custody. He wouldn't say what happened, but said the most important thing after the fact was getting counselors in touch with students -- making sure they were safe and could process what happened. MORE: https://www.13newsnow.com/article/new... (3 years ago (edited))
 
 
13News Now 2023 is finally here, and with that, a new year means new laws are in effect for Virginians. Over the last two years, the Virginia General Assembly passed several laws that didn't take effect until January 1, 2023. From a minimum wage jump to new consumer data protections, the new laws will impact several parts of Virginia's economy. Here's a look at the new Virginia laws now in place. MORE: https://www.13newsnow.com/article/new... Credit: Zack Frank/Adobe Stock (3 years ago (edited))
 
 
13News Now Sam Schatz, a Maury High School graduate of 1976, shared some of his best teen memories with us today. That's because he and other alumni are wondering what will happen to the historic school in Norfolk. Tonight, the city's school board is meeting to review public comments on plans to either renovate or replace the building. Their surveys have shown about 70% of people surveyed like the plan that would have construction teams tear down Maury and build a new school in its place. That plan could cost up to $158 million. However, most of the people who signed up to speak at tonight's meeting are saying they'd prefer a renovation to a replacement. "You've seen the architecture, the carvings, that stuff can't be duplicated," Schatz said. Catch the full story tonight on 13News Now. (3 years ago (edited))
 
 
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