The CEO of Mo Money Taxes told WAVY.com refund checks are in the mail. But according to customers, Norfolk owners told them to pick up checks in person Friday.
Mo Money Taxes CEO Markey Granberry tells WAVY.com his company will mail refund checks Friday. Granberry calls his company the "talk of the town" during a news
One week after an arsonist forced residents to leave their homes at The Rotunda Lofts in Norfolk, 10 On Your Side has learned they are one step closer to
Norfolk police were called to the scene of a accident involving a HRT bus Wednesday afternoon.
Six search warrants obtained by 10 On Your Side reveal that investigators believe Mo Money Taxes broke state law.
The Norfolk Fire Marshal is working to identify the man seen in the attached surveillance footage in connection with a Feb. 4 arson.
A police pursuit ended in the 4100 block of Granby Street Tuesday, according to Karen Parker-Chesson with Norfolk Police Department.
Some Mo Money customers have been telling 10 On Your Side that while they received a refund check from Mo Money, they can't find a place that will cash it for
Norfolk police say two people were arrested after police, fire and HAZMAT crews responded to a possible meth lab at a home in the 1200 block of Strand Street
Residents are still not allowed back in their homes after a serial arsonist set five fires inside the Rotunda building in downtown Norfolk.
All six Mo Money Taxes locations in Norfolk are closed and are not expected to reopen, according to Norfolk Police.
A Norfolk man who doesn't normally play the lottery won $25,000 in the Virginia's New Year's Millionaire Raffle.
Norfolk city leaders showed residents of the St. Pauls community their plan for neighborhood revitalization.
The plight of Mo Money's customers caught the attention of Congressman Bobby Scott. Scott said the matter is a federal issue and he's taking his concerns to
Police, fire, and HAZMAT crews responded to a possible meth lab in the 1200 block of Strand Street Monday afternoon.
The funeral service for Peter G. Decker, Jr. was held Monday in Norfolk.
Norfolk police are investigating Mo Money Taxes after customers complained about late refund checks. Police have alerted the IRS and the Attorney General.
Crews set to demolish burned out church
Shots fired outside Granby Street club
Rotunda tenants still can't go home