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Normally you might think a house can't just grow legs and walk away from the oceanfront in Buxton, but that's exactly what happened within the past 10 days for Lat and Debby Williams.

A Chesapeake neighbor protests Cork & Bull Chophouse in Chesapeake after nine Black women say the restaurant kicked them out after a fight involving two other women they didn't know.

A "suspicious vehicle" at Hillpoint Elementary prompted students and staff to be relocated Friday morning, Suffolk police said around 9:20 a.m.

Shakoya Somerville-Holt said she and her friends were dining at Cork and Bull Restaurant when two other Black women who weren't with their group started fighting.

Two Virginia Beach men are facing charges after police received information about the pair allegedly threatening to commit violence against local police and ICE agents, according to VBPD.

Hampton Planning Commission to discuss Southern Comfort Restaurant and Lounge's request to stay open later

Joining in the holiday light fun with yet another dazzling display is the Holiday Boat Parade of Lights, returning to Virginia Beach next month.

Timbermill Wind is now the largest taxpayer in the county. The 45-wind turbine project symbolizes that it's not just an energy source but an investment in the area's future.

The Downtown and Midtown tunnels will see minor rate increases come Jan. 1, 2026, according to Elizabeth River Crossings.

Retired Virginia Beach gym teacher Joseph Molineaux has been sentenced to serve six months for trespassing onto Kempsville High School's campus with weapons and making a threat to the school.

Next June, Chartway Arena will temporarily become an Amish Paradise, as beloved parody singer Weird Al Yankovic plans a stop in Norfolk at the ODU venue as part of his "Bigger & Weirder Tour."

Raymond Colston, known as "Coach Ray," who worked as an assistant football coach at Kempsville High School and a youth coordinator at First Baptist Church South Hill, passed away Sunday.

Mom and son huskies were rescued from the California wildfires and a good samaritan brought them cross country to Chesapeake shelter.

The Virginia Beach sports community is mourning the sudden death of longtime Bayside High School head football coach Jon White.

Fire crews in Isle of Wight County are racing to contain a fast-moving brush and structure fire Saturday afternoon.

Oscar Smith grad and Pro Football Hall of Famer Kenny Easley passed away Friday night, according to his family.

A large fire tore through an apartment building in Chesapeake’s Great Bridge neighborhood Friday afternoon.

Alan Wade Wilmer Sr. has been linked to two local cold cases, including one of the infamous Colonial Parkway double murders. He has now been tied to another long-unsolved case.

For women and others who feel safer riding in an Uber driven by a woman, the rideshare app is now expanding its Women Preferences option to riders in the Hampton Roads area.

Javaid Perwaiz, a former OBGYN who practiced at various hospitals in the Hampton Roads region over multiple decades, was convicted in late 2020 on more than 50 counts of healthcare fraud.

A home was left heavily damaged after a school bus collided into a car Friday morning, according to Chesapeake police.

Some neighbors in Chesapeake have recently noticed missed or delayed trash pick-up. The city says daylight saving time is one of the reasons for the delays.

A chilly Wednesday night at Endurance Seafood brought together about 20 longtime fishermen in the Outer Banks, many whose ties to the crabbing industry go back generations.

Britton Shackelford is accused of shooting and killing a dog in the Outer Banks, the Dare County Sheriff's Office shared on Thursday.

Norfolk State University announced a major donation they received from writer and philanthropist MacKenzie Scott on their social media Thursday.

Two state troopers were pepper sprayed by a woman on I-264 in Virginia Beach Thursday morning, according to Virginia State Police.

Dr. Ebony Parker, the former assistant principal at Richneck Elementary School found grossly negligent in a lawsuit filed by Abby Zwerner has had her criminal trial pushed out to May 2026.

President Donald Trump on Wednesday night signed a spending bill that reopens the federal government after the longest shutdown in its history.

November 19 marks the anniversary of human remains found in Chesapeake that officials have never been able to identify. OCME is seeking the public's help.

Former Democratic Representative Elaine Luria announced her campaign to return to Congress on Wednesday.

'He's really changed my life:' Veteran shares experience with service dog from Virginia Beach nonprofit

Today will start off very cold, with occasional flurries before sunrise along with temperatures in the low 30s and wind chills in the low 20s!

Senate advances bill to end 40-day government shutdown despite Democratic divisions over healthcare concerns and federal employee protections.

The attention on Nauticus' famous Winterfest on the Wisconsin holiday light display is getting a bit of a glow-up this season — no pun intended.

A confrontation at a North Carolina hospital has led to the shooting death of a police officer. The shooting happened Saturday morning in the emergency department lobby at WakeMed Garner Healthplex.

The White House said Saturday it would be “beautiful” to name the new stadium for Washington's NFL team after President Donald Trump.

'Very frustrating:' Travelers at ORF share thoughts on flight reductions caused by government shutdown

Clipse's long-awaited reunion has led to Virginia Beach natives Malice and Pusha T receiving five Grammy nominations.

It's no secret that Kill Devil Grill is a staple in the Outer Banks. Almost a year ago, South of Kill Devil Grill opened in Nags Head. Both restaurants will be offering free meals for Veterans Day.

The Virginia Zoo is offering free admission to all government workers Saturday, making it a perfect opportunity to enjoy the great weather while exploring the park's animal exhibits.

A husband and wife were sentenced this week to serve 19 and 10 years in prison, respectively, for the death of their 9-day-old daughter in 2024.

Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin and First Lady Suzanne Youngkin hosted Governor-elect Abigail Spanberger and her husband, Adam, for lunch at the Executive Mansion on Thursday.