Anthony Sabella

3 days ago | wtkr.com | Anthony Sabella

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — Before Sunday's Champions League game, News 3 honored two local moms who have spent years making sure children with special needs aren't left out of America's pastime. The Champions League is a subset of baseball leagues in Great Neck, Kempsville, Creeds and Deep Creek featuring athletes you have special needs. In 2017, Christine Ross started Great Neck Baseball's Champions League. “My goal is just to see progress," she told News 3 then, with her young son Ethan in tow.

1 week ago | wtkr.com | Anthony Sabella

NORFOLK, Va. — As the summer travel season kicks off, you could say Norfolk International Airport is putting more of a focus on that second word in its name. The airport is considered an international airport because of its capability to process international flights, whether private or redirected. But, of the more than 40 direct commercial flights regularly taking off from Hampton Roads' busiest airport, none are to overseas destinations.

3 weeks ago | wtkr.com | Anthony Sabella

NORFOLK, Va. — It's NEVER too late to learn!We're tipping our hat to News 3 producer Mackenzie Moody. She's 23 and never learned how to ride a bike, but she was willing to let News 3 Anchor Anthony Sabella teach her for Bike to Work Day. You can watch the video in the media player above!Special thanks to Fresh Radio's DJ Bee with Freshtopia, who holds a community Boom Box Bike Ride every week in Norfolk, for helping out.

3 weeks ago | wtkr.com | Anthony Sabella

CHESAPEAKE, Va. — The Chesapeake Jubilee is back! The annual festival opens Friday night and runs through Sunday. According to Jubilee organizers, more than 35,000 people attend every year — enjoying carnival rides, fair food, live music and other entertainment. Catch the Jubilee at Chesapeake City Park from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. on Friday, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Saturday and noon to 6 p.m. on Sunday. The popular fireworks show is scheduled for 9 p.m. on Saturday.

3 weeks ago | wtkr.com | Anthony Sabella

HAMPTON, Va. — Spring brings dozens of vulnerable bird species to nest around the Hampton Roads Bridge Tunnel expansion. A group of bird monitors and a few smart dogs are making sure they don't get too close. From pelicans to terns and gulls, you can see them all flying over the construction equipment.