Brenna McIntosh is a reporter and digital content producer for 13News Now (WVEC), focusing on local news in the Hampton Roads area of Virginia. With a passion for storytelling, Brenna covers a wide range of topics including crime, community events, and social issues, providing her audience with accurate and engaging news coverage.
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Brenna's coverage is predominantly focused on local community events, crime, and evolving stories within the Hampton Roads area of Virginia. She appears to heavily prioritize human-interest stories related to family & relationships.
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The woman charged after a baby was taken from the Children’s Hospital of The King's Daughters is speaking out in a jailhouse interview.
Norfolk police say they got nearly a dozen reports of car larceny downtown in just one day.
The couple said if they hadn’t gone out of town for the Fourth of July, they could have been hit by the bullet.
The officer is still recovering at home days after someone shot him multiple times.
By: Brenna Mcintosh
Many lawmakers, on both sides of the aisle, released statements condemning the violence. 13News Now spoke to Hampton Roads residents who shared that sentiment.
By: Brenna Mcintosh
The plan is to build a new high school on the property while preserving parts of the historic building. What will become the historic portion is still unknown.
By: Brenna Mcintosh
President Biden announced he is not seeking reelection Sunday afternoon. Hampton Roads residents 13News Now spoke to had mixed opinions on the decision.
New businesses are setting up shop in the Yard District, like Corkscrews & Brews, which had its grand opening in June.
Portsmouth Mayor Shannon Glover said the volunteers had two goals: to clean up the neighborhood and engage with community members.
Investigators say the two suspects are considered armed and dangerous following the shooting on High Street near the London Oaks Apartments.
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