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Winter seems to finally be rearing its cold, chilly head in the Hampton Roads region, and 10 On Your Side wants to make sure you stay safe on the roads as the chance for inclement weather increases.

The family of Warren Thomas Fosque III, a 30-year-old mechanic and father from Horntown, in northern Accomack County, is pleading for justice after he was found fatally shot in a wooded area of New Church last month.

Three former Virginia Beach Sheriff's Office deputies were indicted for the in-custody death of Rolin Hill that occurred in June 2024.

Two pedestrians have died in unrelated crashes Friday, one of them a hit-and-run, Hampton Police said.

It's a Southern favorite, y'all.

Fresh collards bring back memories of grandma's hands rinsing, slicing and seasoning the nutrition-packed greens.

Dr. Eric Majette, pastor of New Life Church Global, got an early sample of the collards growing in Izzie's field in Courtland, just outside Franklin in Southampton County.

Two weeks ago, a Chesapeake couple lost their home and beloved dog in a fire, and since then, the community has rallied around them.

In the most recent data available, deaths from drug overdoses in 2023 declined both nationally and in Virginia, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Virginia Department of Health.

You may have heard the phrase, "cancer does not discriminate." Actually, it does. Now, researchers at two Virginia medical schools are teaming up to get at the root causes of cancer disparities and promote change.

The battle between Something in the Water organizers and the city of Virginia Beach is going strong into the new year.

Just a few days after festival organizers asked the city for an extension, Virginia Beach Mayor Bobby Dyer proposed the city sends a "notice of breach" for not having the ticket sales and lineup announced by the Dec. 31 deadline.

The Virginia Beach Police Department said a joint investigation with Homeland Security Investigations agents led to the largest single methamphetamine seizure in department history.

According to the Accomack County Sheriff’s Office, deputies responded to a vehicle fire on Green Hill Road on Dec. 15. Upon arrival, they found Fosque suffering from apparent gunshot wounds. He was pronounced dead at the scene.

The full report will be aired tonight on FOX 43 at 10 and WAVY News 10 at 11.

Virginia Beach Police are investigating a shooting in the 5000 block of Ferrell Parkway with a female victim whose age is currently not known, police said.