On this week's episode of Hot Press, HP Correspondents cover: the Camari Warren trial (Camari was found not guilty on all charges by a jury on Friday, July 18th, 2025); a new state of Virginia grant worth over $1 million for workplace development; an update on Brett Hakinson's trial; sports, and more. Dee sits down with the Virginia Beach Fire Training Center Battalion Chief: Dillon Dextradeur. Interested in learning more about the Fire Department, Training Center, or special rescue teams? Visit: Harry E. Diezel Fire Training Center | City of Virginia Beach. Today's preview of SceneIt with Amiya Quinn and Olivia Royster, Episode 4, highlights the founder of the Virginia Black Film Festival: Mr. Bryan Thompson. For more information about the festival go online to: The Virginia Black Film Festival - The Virginia Black Film Festival. Full interviews for today's guests will be available this Wednesday at 5:30 PM EST, on Hot Press: The Roundtables, also available on Hot Press: The Roundtables - Podcast - Apple Podcasts!

On this week's episode of Hot Press, Dee shares updates on some of the biggest stories of the month and sits down with local mental health and substance abuse organization, 'Life's Journey.' Find them online at LIFE'S JOURNEY | Your partner in life improvement services and wellness. Correspondent Justin Allen interviews local comedian Ant Perez. He will be on the 2025 summer season of WTKR's 'Coast Comedy Live' in August and is doing other events around the DMV and 757 area. Find him on all socials at AntPerezComedy, and YouTube at Ant Perez Comedy - YouTube. Today's preview of SceneIt with Amiya Quinn and Olivia Royster, Episode 3, highlights NSU Spartan, actor, and influencer Charlie Champion. Find him on Instagram: Charlie Champion (@almightyy.champ) • Instagram photos and videos and TikTok: CHARLIE♡︎ (@almightyy.champ) | TikTok. Full interviews for all of today's guests will be available this Wednesday at 5:30 PM EST, on Hot Press: The Roundtables, also available on Hot Press: The Roundtables - Podcast - Apple Podcasts!

On this week's episode of Hot Press, HP correspondents do deep dives on new local and state laws, the University of Virginia's President resignation, and Trump's thoughts on Elon, DOGE, and Zohran Mamdami. The Spartans Women Basketball Team adds a new member, and today's SceneIt! segment is with Moth Productions' Founders and winners of the 2025 Best Live Play category during the Virginia Black Film Festival: Chris Cowell and Cressida Leonard. Find them online at: https://www.amothproduction.com/

On this month's roundtable discussion, Dee and Tre wrap up this year's primary coverage. Tre and Olivia discuss the impact of technological advancements in minority communities, as well as the CPB rescission. Jah'Kenta and Justin talk sports, and Amiya and Olivia introduce us to their entertainment segment: SceneIt. Today's interview is with Olivia and Clifton Powell. 

On this week's episode of Hot Press, Dee and Olivia have conversations with: 2025 SP3 students; Norfolk Commonwealth Attorney Ramin Fatehi; and Portsmouth native, community activist, and entrepreneur Ms. Latrese B. Carter. 

SP3 information: https://www.instagram.com/nsusp3/

Mr. Fatehi's information: https://fatehinorfolk.com/ ; https://www.linkedin.com/in/ramin-fatehi-6a615b8 

Ms. Carter's information: https://latresebcarter.com/ ; https://www.instagram.com/latresebcarter/?hl=en . 

On this week's episode of Hot Press, HP correspondents cover: the Angelina Resendiz case; name changes for several Army bases, again; the picking of soldiers for President Trump's speech at Fort Bragg, the BET Awards and legend Sly Stone, and much more. State correspondent Tia Vinson interviews Dr. Chuck Taylor, author of 'Juneteenth: The Promise of Freedom.' You can read more on his book, or purchase it here: https://drcharlestaylor.com/the-promise-of-freedom/ 

On this week's episode of Hot Press, HP correspondents cover: Civil Rights Leader and Norfolk Judge Jerrauld Jones' passing; a deadly shooting off I-64 freeway near Richmond; the return and proper burial of 19 African American skulls in New Orleans; entertainment news; an interview with The Urban League's Joshua Holder; a snippet of Amiya Quinn's interview with one of the co-creators of the true crime podcast, 'Sistas who Kill,' Marah Williams, and much more. 'Sistas who Kill,' is going to YouTube this month to bring fans long awaited visuals. Tune into Hot Press's newest podcast, 'Hot Press: The Roundtables,' to listen to our full interviews and roundtable discussions! 

On this week's episode of Hot Press, HP correspondents cover: a $1 million grant to NSU's School of Business; a shady USS Liberty reunion that is supposed to take place at the Sheraton Hotel in Norfolk; a deep dive on Lt. Governor Winsome Earle-Sears, who is currently running for governor; Elon's departure from the Trump Administration, and more. Today's interview features NSU 2017 graduate, professional Chef Yasmine Charles. 

This month's roundtable discussions include Norfolk's current Commonwealth Attorney Ramin Fatehi and The Good Society Group. This week's Graduate Highlight is with NSU Spring '25 Graduate, Jordan Mottley. Follow The Good Society Group on Instagram @goodsocietygroup; @brazi_p__ @trueleefresh; @alemakkinmoves. Subscribe to Jordan's new YouTube channel @LIFEWITMOTT. Subscribe to our new podcast! Hot Press: The Roundtables. 

On this week's episode of Hot Press, HP correspondents are covering the Dominion Energy Opportunity Fund Scholarship, the Chesapeake City Planning Commission's decision on a data center proposal, Senator Kaine's time during the HHS Fiscal Year 2026 Hearing, a recent White House Press slip-up, and more. Today's interviews are with: 2025 Graduate and WNSB Front Desk assistant, Jamesia Sutphin, and the one & only Emmy-award winner and NSU's 114th commencement ceremony speaker, Ms. Sheryl Lee Ralph. Hot Press's full interviews and roundtables will start being posted Friday, June 6th!