Something in the Water will refund people a third of the cost of their ticket after the final day of the festival was rained out. Some were pleased with the overall experience, while others wished the festival had a backup plan to hold performances indoors.
Something in the Water will refund people a third of the cost of their ticket after the final day of the festival was rained out. Some were pleased with the overall experience, while others wished the festival had a backup plan to hold performances indoors.
Dollar Tree chairman and CEO Rick Dreiling stepped down Sunday, citing health concerns, the company announced. https://www.wavy.com/news/business/dollar-tree-ceo-steps-down-interim-ceo-appointed/
One of the biggest days of the year is finally here, as Americans who have yet to cast their vote head to the polls Tuesday morning. https://www.wavy.com/news/your-local-election-hq/november-5-live-election-blog/
The family of the missing ship worker confirmed on Monday that his body was found near the Portsmouth Marine Terminal. https://www.wavy.com/news/local-news/portsmouth/family-of-missing-ship-worker-confirm-body-found-near-portsmouth-marine-terminal/
The Monarchs lost a close game 83-82 in Mike Jones' first game as ODU Men's Head Basketball Coach
While all eyes are on the presidential race, control of the Senate is at stake, and that includes a seat in Virginia, as Republican challenger Hung Cao looks to unseat incumbent Democrat Tim Kaine, who has held the seat for the past 12 years.
The NSU men beat Penn State Wilkes Barre and the NSU women beat William and Mary.
It was a reason to celebrate in the Convocation Center, as both the Hampton Men's and Women's basketball teams walked away with wins to open their 2024-'25 campaigns..
A Norfolk Police officer is on administrative duty following a Halloween incident in Chesapeake.
Boxer Keyshawn Davis spoke to students at Jacox Elementary School.
Whether you're headed out early to beat the crowd or making an after-work dash to vote, drivers should be mindful of potential congestion near their voting sites.
First responders, retirees and members of the Navy SEAL community packed a Chesapeake church Monday to bid farewell to a man who is being remembered as a patriot and a true American hero.
Virginia Beach native Maurice "Mo" Joseph, 64, who died Oct. 9 after a brief battle with brain cancer, had a career full of heroic events, but it appears that one response, miles from home, is what led to his death.
ODU and NSU political analysts break down the presidential race on the eve of Election Day.
