Margaret Kavanagh
Reporter at WTKR-TV (Norfolk, VA)
Reporter at WGNT-TV (Norfolk, VA)
WTKR Reporter I have been covering news for years and delighted to be working in Hampton Roads. [email protected] 757-377-7592
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1 week ago |
wtkr.com | Margaret Kavanagh
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — Connor Land, the man who previously admitted to giving a young girl an AirTag at a Wegmans checkout, made a court appearance Monday to face new stalking charges. Watch previous coverage: New law designed to protect people with autism used for man who gave child AirTag New law designed to protect autistic people used for man who gave child AirTag Land was arrested back in July 2023 for giving a 7-year-old girl an AirTag as she left the Wegmans in Virginia Beach.
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wtkr.com | Margaret Kavanagh
NORFOLK, Va. — A 16-year-old Granby High School student was the victim of a robbery and death threats on a school bus leaving the school last month, according to a search warrant obtained by WTKR News 3. On March 19, another 16-year-old Granby student boy started asking about the victim's headphones and allegedly pulled out a gun. The victim handed them over because he was "fearful of being shot," the warrant says.
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ourcommunitynow.com | Margaret Kavanagh
Share Connor Land, the former cashier at the Virginia Beach Wegman's who was charged after he gave an AirTag to a young girl and her mother during checkout, is back in jail accused of stalking another woman in Virginia Beach. In late March, WTKR reported that previous charges were dismissed against a former Wegman's employee who admitted to giving an AirTag to a 7-year-old girl as she and her mother were leaving the Virginia Beach store back in July of 2023.
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1 week ago |
wtkr.com | Margaret Kavanagh
Connor Land, the former cashier at the Virginia Beach Wegman's who was charged after he gave an AirTag to a young girl and her mother during checkout, is back in jail accused of stalking another woman in Virginia Beach. In late March, WTKR reported that previous charges were dismissed against a former Wegman's employee who admitted to giving an AirTag to a 7-year-old girl as she and her mother were leaving the Virginia Beach store back in July of 2023.
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2 weeks ago |
wtkr.com | Margaret Kavanagh
HAMPTON, Va. — A local nonprofit is likely owed at least $25,000 from the Virginia Department of Treasury. The Patient Advocate Foundation, a nonprofit that helps people with health care access, is among the thousands of organizations, businesses and individuals that have unclaimed funds being held by the state. "It's just amazing that it's sitting there, and we can go get it now and put it to good use," said Alan Balch, the CEO of the Patient Advocate Foundation. Watch previous coverage: Gov.
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