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WAVY News 10's Kayla Gaskins with the latest good news for the week of May 2.

It was a refreshing scene at the White House Wednesday as current President Joe Biden sat with President-elect Donald Trump to start the transition process. Except for a cacophony of questions from the White House press corps, the scene was serene.

Former chief of staff for Mike Pence Marc Short stopped by WAVY-TV 10 to offer his assessment of who has made the cut to join the Trump administration.

The Christopher Newport men's basketball team topped Virginia Wesleyan 74-72 in overtime Wednesday.

Portsmouth councilman De'Andre Barnes was arrested Tuesday on domestic assault and battery in connection to an incident involving his daughter, but he was released without criminal charges being brought against him.

A 40-year-old Suffolk man was pronounced dead after being struck by a vehicle on Pruden Boulevard in Suffolk Wednesday evening.

One local salon owner is reaching out for the community's support after a Tuesday afternoon fire at the Mira Mar apartment complex in Norfolk injured two people and left many without a home.

A 14-year-old girl who went missing early Monday from a Chesapeake hotel spoke exclusively with WAVY News 10's Andy Fox Wednesday afternoon about why she ran.

Since he was a little boy, Kyle Hartley has been quite active, from soccer fields to the gym. "So I certainly never felt like I would have any type of cardiac issues," Hartley said. Ironically it was at OrangeTheory Fitness in March 2022 where Hartley had his first heart attack at the age of 39.

The first day of a three-day event aimed at improving the quality of education for military-connected students took place Wednesday in Norfolk.  

A convicted felon from Portsmouth decided to plead guilty rather than let a judge decide his case of shooting in a busy public place.

Every successful team needs to have a glue guy — a player that is a go-to option, and can prove their reliability week-in and week-out. 

Maury senior wide receiver LeBron Bond is that guy.

As it happens yearly, the tolls are set to go up at the Elizabeth River crossings — specifically, the Midtown and Downtown tunnels. Starting January 1, 2025, drivers can expect an increase of 17 cents during peak travel hours, a smaller increase than the one we saw this last January. But drivers believe it's actually hurting the spread of business to Portsmouth and points south.

Portsmouth Councilman De’Andre Barnes was promptly released from custody after an arrest for domestic assault and battery. https://www.wavy.com/news/local-news/portsmouth-councilman-deandre-barnes-released-after-domestic-assault-arrest/