Evening News Anchor and Investigative Reporter
Jessica Larche is an Evening News Anchor and Investigative Reporter at WTKR News 3. She focuses on themes of education, special education, and culture, with a particular emphasis on special needs advocacy. Jessica's work has also been featured in WTVR-TV and NewsBreak.
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Jessica Larche focuses on local news in Virginia, covering evolving stories with a strong emphasis on crime and government announcements. She also covers personal narratives related to family and relationships, often tying them into broader themes such as healthcare, education, and the military.
Pitch ideas to Jessica could include interviews or features with individuals involved in ongoing legal cases or criminal justice reform efforts within Chesapeake, Portsmouth, Norfolk, Newport News and wider Virginia. Additionally, consider offering experts who can provide insights into PTSD recovery for both victims of crimes and veterans given her coverage focus.
For topics like missing persons or events like Pride Month that she has covered infrequently but are still present in her articles list - pitch human interest angles tied to these subjects that have a direct relevance to the communities she serves.
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Norfolk teacher Corey Jones named News 3 Everyday Hero NORFOLK — A special education teacher at the Berkley Campostella Early Childhood
By: Jen Lewis
A viral social media post stating there have been 63 Black children reported missing in Virginia since April 1 underscores a serious issue in Black and brown communities when young people are reported missing.
By: Jessica Larché
Dozens of former and current students lined a football field to honor Phillips as she prepares to retire after nearly 50 years as an educator.
By: Jessica Larché
As many as 4,000 people gathered in Norfolk, Virginia, on January 1, 1863, for what historians believe was the first Emancipation Day parade in the United States.
By: Jessica Larché
The Tucker siblings, descendants of Antony and Isabella who arrived at Point Comfort in 1619, share what America's 250th anniversary means to their family.
By: Jessica Larché
Virginia historians reflect on slavery's role in funding the Revolutionary War and shaping America's founding ideals as the nation turns 250.
By: Jessica Larché
PORTSMOUTH, Va. — Neighbors spoke to News 3 to shed more light onto the hostage situation that led to police shooting and killing the suspect on Sunday.
By: Jessica Larché
A woman was hospitalized after being hit by an SUV on Sunday; later that day, the suspect who struck her was shot and killed by Portsmouth police during their response to a hostage situation.
By: Jessica Larché
Rebekah Bane says she's on a mission to warn others about the red flags of abusive relationships after her ex-boyfriend nearly killed her.
Sylvia Woods has collected more than 8,200 pounds of food for the Virginia Peninsula Foodbank over several years.
