Margaret Kavanagh is an Investigative Reporter at WTKR. With years of experience covering news in Hampton Roads, she specializes in law and legal affairs, focusing on court proceedings and legal reform, as well as health and wellness topics. Margaret has been featured in WTVR-TV, WTKR News 3, NewsBreak, and KAKE.
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Margaret Kavanagh's coverage heavily revolves around local crime, legal issues, and government announcements in the Virginia area. She often covers breaking news and evolving stories related to crime and family dynamics.
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By: Margaret Kavanagh
A former Eastville police officer says the town owes him money following his departure from the department.
By: Margaret Kavanagh
Health Officials say drowning can happen in as little as 20 seconds — no splashing, no yelling, no warning.
By: Margaret Kavanagh
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — A Virginia Beach church leader is expected to enter a guilty plea Monday morning on charges related to illegally recording people in bathrooms.
By: Margaret Kavanagh
Former church leader pleaded guilty A former church leader pleaded guilty to taking video of other men in bathrooms across Virginia Beach.
By: Margaret Kavanagh
A Virginia Beach church leader pleaded guilty Monday morning on charges related to illegally recording people in bathrooms.
By: Margaret Kavanagh
Increase in police getting decertified A deputy at the Accomack County Jail was caught on video slamming an inmate against a wall, then pushing the shackled and handcuffed man to the ground inside a holding cell.
By: Margaret Kavanagh, Jon Sham
NORFOLK, Va. — When members of Virginia law enforcement — be them police officers, state troopers, sheriff's deputies, or prison guards — break the
By: Margaret Kavanagh
A Norfolk couple has admitted to stealing high-voltage cables from Naval Station Norfolk, recycling tens of thousands of pounds of copper for cash over several months in 2023.
By: Margaret Kavanagh
Four people connected to a Tennessee-based janitorial company have pleaded guilty in a federal case involving the hiring of undocumented workers and minors at a Virginia poultry plant.
By: Margaret Kavanagh
U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents in Chesapeake are intercepting stolen vehicles, weapons, drugs, and counterfeit goods moving through local ports — and WTKR got a behind-the-scenes look at how they do it.
