People across Hampton Roads and across the country are gearing up for holiday travel, as AAA is reporting that 80 million people are all going somewhere.

One person was injured in a crash involving a pedestrian on Colley Avenue in Norfolk Monday night, police said.

Newport News City Council voted 6-1 to approve a new gun ordinance that prohibits people from carrying a gun or ammunition inside any building used or owned by the city. The only exceptions are for police, security and military personnel who are performing their duties. The ordinance also calls for metal detectors in these places.

The Christian Broadcasting Company held its 12th annual Thanksgiving feeding Tuesday in Norfolk.

In November 2023 Portsmouth City Council voted to approve collective bargaining for city employees. However, the city has yet to formalize it with an ordinance.

Here are the top 10 plays from around our area during the second round of public school high school football playoffs!

Walk & Chalk is taking place from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. Wednesday at Sentara Virginia Beach General Hospital to raise awareness for youth homelessness.

Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin said the state is making great strides in fighting fentanyl.

Roger Brown's in Portsmouth prepared 1,000 Thanksgiving meals for people in need. Half went to Mercy Drops Dream Center and Mayor Shannon Glover and his family passed out the other half.

Blackout Wednesday is the day before Thanksgiving, according to Drive Safe Hampton Roads' the levels of alcohol consumption on this day rival St. Patrick's Day.

Norfolk State has fired its head football coach after four seasons at the helm.

Federal, state and local officials continue to monitor the fire in the overflow parking lot to the Williamsburg Premium Outlets as it continues to burn for a fourth-straight day.