Jay Greene

6 days ago | wtkr.com | Jay Greene

NORFOLK, Va. — The Catholic Church has named its new pope, Pope Leo XIV, born in Chicago as Robert Francis Prevost, capturing the attention of people worldwide who watched the conclave process and papal transition unfold. Watch: Pope Leo XIV emerges at St. Peter's Basilica Pope Leo XIV emerges at St. Peter's Basilica This historic moment is especially significant for young college-aged Catholics, witnessing a papal election for the first time.

1 week ago | wtkr.com | Jay Greene

NORFOLK, Va. — As the world focuses on Rome for the papal conclave, the faithful in Norfolk are watching closely, following the latest developments from the Sistine Chapel. Norfolk Neighborhood Reporter Jay Greene attended Mass at the Basilica of St. Mary of the Assumption on Wednesday, where local parishioners shared their thoughts on the qualities they hope to see in the successor to Pope Francis. Edie Beaujon, a parishioner at the basilica, expressed her desires for the next pope.

1 week ago | wtkr.com | Jay Greene

NORFOLK, Va. — The corner of Granby Street and City Hall Avenue in downtown Norfolk became the epicenter of a demonstration Monday evening as people gathered to advocate for immigrant rights amid the current political climate. Bells and drums filled the air as participants voiced their support for the immigrant community and opposition to recent actions taken by the federal government. "We're a nation of immigrants, and we and immigrants have built the country.

1 week ago | wtkr.com | Jay Greene

EDENTON, N.C. — Two people were hurt in a shooting at an Edenton, North Carolina, grocery store on Sunday night, police said. According to a Facebook post, the shooting happened around 6:50 p.m. at the Food Lion on Virginia Road. The post reads that two people were taken to ECU Health Chowan Hospital. No other details were provided about the severity of injuries or suspects. "All resources at the Town’s disposal have been deployed to the scene," the post said.

1 week ago | wtkr.com | Jay Greene

NORFOLK, Va. — Sentara Norfolk General Hospital on Saturday hosted a community health event aimed at promoting education and access to care for residents of Hampton Roads. Attendees found more than 50 tables filled with resources and services tailored to meet various healthcare needs. Sentara Associate Chief Nursing Officer Misa Ewing emphasized the importance of such events.