Erika Craven is a news reporter for WTKR News 3, focusing on local news in Norfolk, Virginia. With experience working for KFYR-TV and WTVR-TV, Erika covers a range of topics including community events, crime, local government, and human interest stories.
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Erika Craven's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, particularly crime and community-related stories in the Hampton Roads area of Virginia. She frequently covers evolving and breaking news stories, often citing data or government announcements.
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PORTSMOUTH, Va. — Kids in Portsmouth have something to celebrate as summer winds down: they're getting paid.
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — The clock is running out for Virginia and neighboring states to reach goals set to help keep the Chesapeake Bay healthy.
By: Erika Craven
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — Saturday evening was filled with laughter and tears for those who knew Virginia Beach master firefighter Matthew Gallina.
By: Erika Craven
With school starting Monday for many in Hampton Roads, kids and parents checked back-to-school shopping of their lists. News 3 spoke to them about this year's spending.
PORTSMOUTH, Va. — The new school year means new routines, but for some parents in Portsmouth it's causing serious headaches.
CHESAPEAKE, Va. — Those who grow plants need one key thing: Mother Nature to cooperate. Unfortunately, this year's weather hasn't been too kind to area farmers.
By: Erika Craven
YORKTOWN, Va. — It's the last big travel weekend of the summer. That's why police are out on patrol asking drivers to pay attention and drive sober.
By: Erika Craven
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — Labor Day weekend marks the unofficial end of summer tourism and for those on the Oceanfront that means it's soon time for a slower pace.
NORFOLK, Va. — Is Norfolk ready to roll the dice and put in a casino next to Harbor Park?
By: Erika Craven
PORTSMOUTH, Va. — Back-to-school means back to the fields and courts too. This year Portsmouth high school students have a message of good sportsmanship for peers and spectators.
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