A private school teacher from Isle of Wight County was arraigned on child porn charges there Wednesday morning.

A nearly two-year investigation has led to a federal weapons charge for a Isle of Wight County man who had been stockpiling weapons and homemade ammunition, according to an affidavit and other documents filed in the case.

A concert that was to be held in October for the Portsmouth-based Wesley Community Service Center was postponed, and no one has been able to get a refund as yet.

One of Hampton Roads' largest employers has been seeing a rash of car break-ins of late.

A Hampton landlord was sentenced Wednesday to 17 years in prison for wire fraud, aggravated identity theft and race-based interference with housing and employment. https://www.wavy.com/news/local-news/hampton-landlord-gets-17-year-prison-sentence-for-fraud-and-racial-harassment/

The Newport News Police Department is asking for the community’s help in identifying a suspect involved in the theft of two local businesses. https://www.wavy.com/news/local-news/nnpd-seek-help-identifying-suspect-in-two-local-business-thefts/

Vote counters, observers, attorneys and a panel of three judges huddled in a courtroom for hours Tuesday to determine the final count of the last open seat on city council, and the result didn't come until midnight.

For years, Lydia Anderson has been plagued by pain. "I have an inflammatory skin disease, so basically, I'll wake up and it feels like my skin is bruised all over and it just doesn't make for a good day," Anderson said.

Norfolk State students 10 On Your Side spoke to say they are ready to pack the stadium when the season starts in the fall following the news that Michael Vick will be the school's new football coach. 

Gratitude filled the room as Leslie Jameson reunited with the first responders who saved her life one year ago today.

A woman is hurt after being hit by a garbage truck on Wednesday morning in Norfolk, police said. https://www.wavy.com/news/local-news/woman-hurt-after-hit-by-city-vehicle-in-norfolk/

Vote counters, observers, attorneys and a panel of three judges huddled in a courtroom for hours Tuesday to determine the final count of the last open seat on city council, and the result didn’t come until midnight. https://www.wavy.com/news/local-news/portsmouth/portsmouth-city-council-recount-goes-on-for-hours/