The Dali, the cargo ship that caused the deadly Baltimore bridge collapse on March 26, is expected to leave the Port of Virginia by noon on Thursday.

Across the Commonwealth, localities are trying to improve how they respond to mental health-related emergencies.

Both the Democratic and Republican parties passed their versions of IVF protection and access bills. Both failed to pass in the senate.

Gloucester deputies responded after a male fired a gun several times off George Washington Memorial Highway (Route 17) on Thursday afternoon. The male was later located and the incident was resolved, authorities say.

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CHOPPER 10: Dali ship leaving.

En Punto: Las noticias más importantes de la semana del 18 de septiembre, con WAVY News 10’s Maria Castillo.

North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper Tours Southport Following Storms

Stolen trading cards worth thousands of dollars are now back on the shelves of a Portsmouth store, and the owner of a competing store in Williamsburg is to credit. But the man who police say is responsible is still on the run with arrest warrants from multiple cities.

Abingdon Volunteer Fire and Rescue responded to a single-vehicle accident early Thursday morning.

Morning Announcements: Yorktown Elementary

Virginia State Parks are set to celebrate National Public Lands Day on Sept. 28.

Busch Gardens needs your help deciding a name for their newest attraction.