Angela Bohon

Last night’s sunset!

VB friends- if you know of any storm damage, please let me know where. I’m out and about getting video. We know there were some downed trees, street signs damaged, and power outages.

Hate to see this update. Prayers for this young man and his family.

Body of missing Portsmouth teen found in the water, family confirms The family of Daquan Rountree says his body was found Monday nearly a month after the 19-year-old Portsmouth resident was reported missing.

Just in... All VBCPS schools and offices will operate on a two-hour delay on Wednesday, January 10.

I hope everyone is staying safe. I can tell you that because of these winds, my house is making noises I've never heard it make before!
If you know of any major storm damage, please comment here.

Severe threat this evening: Damaging winds, flooding & isolated tornadoes The storm system we've been tracking for the past week is making it's way into the area. Damaging winds, flooding rainfall and isolated tornadoes will be possible.

Recovery & resiliency: Abby Zwerner reflects on year since she was shot by student at Richneck Elem. Abby Zwerner, the teacher who was shot by her 6-year-old student at Richneck Elementary School in Newport News last year, is opening up to News 3 about her healing journey.

Saturday marks a year since the shocking incident at a Newport News elementary school. As I was putting this piece together, I discovered new lawsuits have just been filed against the school district. And for the first time, we're hearing from teacher Abby Zwerner who was shot. I'll post her interview as well.

Richneck families file $3M lawsuits a year after teacher shot in classroom Two days shy of the first anniversary of a shooting inside Richneck Elementary School, multiple lawsuits were filed in Newport News Circuit Court.

My first post of 2024 - a look at where Virginia Beach plans to add a multi-million dollar trail.

$19.5M funding package to go toward Virginia Beach Trail The total $19.5 million funding package for Phase 1 of the VB trail is for a 3.2-mile-long, 10-foot-wide paved shared use path that will connect Virginia Beach's western border with Norfolk.

Sharing some TV news humor —

Only accepting a leading PKG type of year

Vacation was great, but it’s nice to be home. And look at this sunset!
Our trip home didn’t go as planned. Our flight went from delayed to cancelled! The next flight they offered was three days later — so we drove from Ft Lauderdale to Virginia Beach! I’ll be back to work the morning of New Year’s Day, but in the meantime, I hope to get some rest. Thankful to be home safe and sound.

We hope you all have a Merry Christmas!🎄

Busy time of the year, but had to share these little blessings. I have the day off to run errands. I squeezed in a trip to DMV today to renew my license. Under 20 minutes total! (After making online appointment). Afterward, I stopped at WaWa for a cappuccino. A gentleman recognized me as being a news reporter. Then later at the check out, he called me over and paid for my drink! 🥰🎄

Therapy center for children with autism opens in Virginia Beach Golden Steps ABA offers in-home therapy and early intervention services, according to its clinic manager, Ashley Geary.

Husband takes to social media to find kidney match for wife battling renal disease Katisha Vertrees, a 28-year-old Norfolk woman, is in end-stage renal disease, meaning her kidneys permanently fail to work.

At channel 3, we’re celebrating our amazing executive producer, Jo Rosenberg, who is wrapping up an impressive journalism career. Jo is truly someone I’ve been blessed to work with - one who cares not just about the news we are putting on television but about her coworkers and their well-being. I can see why she’s also a life coach. Wishing her the best in her next chapter!

News 3 is wishing everyone a happy Hanukkah! wtkr.com

Happy work anniversary to our Patrick Rockey! Honored to be part of the team with him.

I am grateful for another trip around the sun. Thank you to all who have given me support - whether it’s a listening ear, a text, watching a story of mine or watching me fill-in anchor, allowing me to tell your story, dropping the encouraging social media comment.. it truly means so much.

Celebrating Barbara Ciara this week as she moves on to the next chapter. All the blessings, Barbara!

Want to do some shopping tomorrow? Here's a nice option.

Support local: ViBe District is ready for Small Business Saturday Virginia Beach's ViBe Creative District is ready for Small Business Saturday, featuring nearly 75 locally-owned businesses

Thinking of our neighbors still grieving, as we mark one year since the shooting at Chesapeake Walmart.

Del. Hayes discusses gun legislation after deadly 2022 Chesapeake Walmart shooting A year after the Chesapeake Walmart Mass shooting, News 3 is looking at gun legislation across the commonwealth.

Skill game machines go dark across Virginia; small business owners continue fight to keep them The ban on skill game machines is once again being enforced in Virginia; however, some jurisdictions have given an extension to businesses to continue operating.

Virginia Beach family recounts escaping capsized ferry boat in Bahamas Hess said there were more than 100 people on the ferry boat and that crew members were not prepared for the emergency.

A few shots from Lynnhaven Dive Center / LDC today as VBFD trained on a new type of SCUBA gear called Rapid Dive.
Pretty amazing — from fighting fires to rescuing people in the water - like from a submersed car!
The top pic was taken using my old GoPro that I’ve used on dives (pic by Capt Jon Rigolo). Virginia Beach Fire Department
Next week, they’ll dive at Oak Grove Lake.

“I can’t change the direction of wind, but I can adjust my sails to always reach my destination.” - Jimmy Dean

Last night, our director Sarah-Beth had her last night with News 3. She will be greatly missed.
It was also my last night filling in anchoring a live weekend evening newscast at News 3, as changes will be happening to the format of the show.
I will continue doing my best work and thank everyone for the opportunities I’ve been given, especially the viewers for their support.

Virginia Beach veteran uses coffee to help prevent su***de; how you can help Martinez started Haluan Coffee and Tea Company. He says that while in Afghanistan, the morning ritual which included coffee, was something that helped him through tough times.