Hailey Dunn is a Digital Content Producer for 13News Now (WVEC), focusing on local news in the Oregon area, particularly in Portland. With experience in various news outlets such as KOIN-TV, WUSA-TV, and KENS 5, Hailey has covered a wide range of stories including crime, weather, transportation, and community events.
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Hampton Roads, Virginia, United States (Local)
Hailey Dunn's coverage chiefly centers on local crime, breaking news, and government announcements in the Virginia area. If reaching out to her, consider offering insights or information related to ongoing criminal investigations or developing stories in Virginia.
Given Hailey’s focus on government announcements as well as evolving and breaking news stories with a significant emphasis on crime-related topics, she may be interested in pitches involving exclusive interviews with law enforcement officials or experts familiar with criminal justice issues specific to the region. Additionally, if you have access to timely and relevant governmental updates within Virginia for potential articles of interest, these could also catch her attention.
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By: Hailey Dunn
Saturday's concert is open for individuals with base access and their escorted guests.
By: Hailey Dunn
The deadly crash happened on Route 17 near Glenns Road at around 11:30 a.m. Monday.
By: Hailey Dunn
Records indicate this is the strongest tornado to hit the city of Virginia Beach.
By: Ben Matthew Wynkoop, Hailey Dunn
Matthew Wynkoop was sentenced to 68 years in prison for the murder of his wife Kathryn Dean amid divorce proceedings.
Mayor Tuck is currently serving his second term as the mayor of Hampton.
By: Hailey Dunn
Michael Macartney is slated to be sentenced in September and could face a maximum of five years in prison.
By: Hailey Dunn
A spokesperson for Portsmouth Public Schools said extra security was added as "a precaution and reassurance to students."
The Army sergeant, who is planning to retire soon, said he's going to put his winnings toward paying bills and caring for his family.
There's no word on the victim's condition.
By: Hailey Dunn
Investigators determined the blaze was accidental but have not released what exactly started it.
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