A man was arrested on Dec. 19 in connection to a homicide in August, police said. https://www.wavy.com/news/norfolk-man-arrested-accused-of-second-degree-murder/

The Mount Suffolk church answered a need for a family who was not expecting to celebrate Christmas after a recent pipe burst in their home.

One of those sentences that President Joe Biden commuted was that of David Runyan, who was convicted in a murder-for-hire of a Navy officer in Newport News after shooting a man five times outside an ATM in 2009.

If you're dreaming of a white Christmas, you'll have to keep dreaming, as it is not expected to happen this year.

A homicide victim found near the Great Dismal Swamp in Chesapeake has been identified.

A man has been charged in connection to an August murder in Norfolk.

Portsmouth Police spread a little cheer Monday by shopping for Christmas gifts for children at the Frederick Boulevard Walmart.

Santa says don't take the flu lightly.

In this case, it's Thomas Santa, a family nurse practitioner at Patient First on Battlefield Boulevard. The Centers for Disease Control's latest map of the flu season has Virginia now in the moderate category, up from low a week ago.

Holiday commutes have been smooth so far in Hampton Roads, even with a record-number of travelers expected to hit the roads.

The Arleigh-Burke class guided missile destroyer USS Cole returned from a more than seven-month deployment Monday morning as hundreds of excited, and festive, families were overwhelmed with joy to welcome their loved ones home the day before Christmas Eve.

“You feel like your world is coming to an end in a moment."

That's what Shelby Hall said, reflecting on the moment she learned her Chesapeake house was on fire, and that it was destroyed. She and Jai Johnson are to be married next September.

This is a busy time of year for Santa, but he is trying to help everyone during the holiday season. This is the 21st year of Santa on the Air, where Santa can provide comfort to children during on-scene emergency calls.

"Days away from Christmas is crushing."

That's what Regency Apartments resident Laura Perrine said following a fire Sunday night that displaced 12 residents, according to the Virginia Beach Fire Department.