Gloucester, Va. - The Salvation Army is seeking all Gloucester/Mathews County schools, churches, and community members to help fight hunger by participating in the Spring Food Drive.

Officials say the food pantry is low, and help is needed to restock the shelves.

What is needed?

Dry goods, such as cereal, rice, and pasta; canned meats; peanut butter and jelly; and other various canned goods.

Please drop off all donations to this location:

The Salvation Army

7057 Linda Circle

Hayes, VA

For more information, contact Darlene at the Gloucester Salvation Army – 1-804-642-3960.

Richmond, Va. (WTKR) – Governor Bob McDonnell has completed his review of the major transportation funding compromise passed by the General Assembly in late February, according to an official release.

Governor McDonnell’s key policy amendments include:

• Reducing the proposed vehicle titling tax increase from 4.3 percent to 4.15 percent. After hearing from automobile dealers and constituents, the governor proposed this amendment to ensure the increase is reduced and does not adversely impact the number of vehicles purchased.

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UPDATE: NewsChannel 3 has confirmed that officials withdrew all charges for Hassan Harvey and Kasey Rubio in York County. They will now face charges in Norfolk.

Although the body was found in York County inside of a burning truck, officials say they’ve determined that the murder did not occur there. Harvey and Rubio will face charges in York County later, but authorities are allowing Norfolk to handle the serious charges right now. 

York Co., Va. – The man found dead in a burning Mac Tools truck in York County Friday was killed in Norfolk, according to police.

The victim is identified as Austin S. King, 56, of Virginia Beach.

Police have arrested two people in connection to his death – Hassan Harvey, 34, of Norfolk and Kasey Rubio, 19, of Portsmouth.