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The annual Wags and Whiskers gala, an event celebrating the animals of the Virginia Beach SPCA and its biggest fundraising event of the year, takes place Saturday.

A Suffolk man is facing several drug-related charges following a traffic stop in Currituck County Thursday.

A Nags Head man was arrested Monday after an investigation involving alleged sexual abuse of a minor from 2021 to 2024.

Two fatal crashes on West Mercury Boulevard in Hampton just under two weeks has residents demanding police do more to slow down speeders.

A Norfolk Navy veteran will attempt to climb Mount Everest next week to raise money for a national nonprofit.  

April is Work Zone Awareness Month in North Carolina.

Porch pirates beware. Two bipartisan bills signed into state law by Gov. Glenn Youngkin will soon make it possible for local prosecutors to charge you with a felony. 

Uncertainty over federal funding cuts have raised concerns among local governments.

This week, the Virginia Beach School Board, under threat of losing more than $74 million in federal funding, suspended DEI initiatives by signing a April 3 letter from the Department of Education. Some in the community are upset about what some board members did and how they did it.

A family is grieving after a man was shot and killed in a parking lot outside a Hampton restaurant early Friday morning, according to police.

Did you know an aggressive crossbreed ant is invading Virginia? They are called hybrid fire ants, which are a mix of black fire ants and red fire ants, and they originated from South America.

The Army Corps of Engineers, in a statement, said it paused sand replacement for the Virginia Beach renourishment project about two weeks ago due to concerns about sand quality related to sand grain size.