Good morning, Newport News.

Nine Newport News Shipbuilding workers were taken to the hospital Tuesday for symptoms of carbon monoxide exposure while working in a submarine unit — a spokesperson said the cause is under investigation.

Newport News Public Schools honored elementary students for leadership and volunteerism at the STAR Awards Expo and Luncheon on April 28 at the Hampton Roads Convention Center.

Officials and student speakers stressed school spirit and community connection.

Virginia Tech and SURA have been selected to operate Jefferson Lab in Newport News; the joint venture, SURATech, will advance research in nuclear physics, artificial intelligence & workforce development across local universities.

Tyson Solomona returned to Newport News Public Schools and is thriving at Crittenden Middle School.

The eighth grader, now in the STEM magnet program (showcasing his skills in sports, music, and academics), leads group projects and encourages classmates after two years of homeschooling.

National Train Day Exhibit

10 AM – 3 PM — Lee Hall Depot — Free entry — Celebrate transportation history with family-friendly activities at the annual Train Day celebration.

Puffs

8 p.m. — Peninsula Community Theatre — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy a whimsical take on the Harry Potter fandom with this enchanting live performance.

Noodle - The Thinkers Convention

12-4 p.m. — Victory Landing Park — Ticketed entry — Dive into innovation and culture with top speakers and performances at this exciting convention.