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The 1983 Tidewater Tides were loaded. Led by a young on the rise manager in Davey Johnson and future superstar Darryl Strawberry, hopes were high for the New York Mets top affiliate.

Wanda Davis was born and raised in Long Island, New York but moved to Norfolk in 1997 with a growing family. She put her three boys, Kelvin, Keyshawn and Keon at an early age. Their love for the sport grew and now the three brothers, DB3 as they're known, are all fighting on the same card Friday night at Norfolk's Scope Arena.

Fall colors are in full effect in Hampton Roads, with the region either in peak, or just past-peak foliage, according to the state Department of Forestry.

Isle of Wight County Fire & Rescue held a meeting Thursday to discuss new pharmacy regulations.

Operation Free has seized 550 pounds of fentanyl over the past 45 days.

The Bertie County Sheriff's Office has taken a 59-year-old Colerain man into custody for the Aug. 31 murder at a Merry Hill Dollar General.

A woman is turning to the public for help locating her mother's emotional support animal, Lola, after it was taken Tuesday from the Chesapeake Square Walmart.

A record-breaking $3.8 billion flowed into Virginia Beach’s economy in 2023, according to the city’s latest tourism report, solidifying tourism as one of the city’s largest economic drivers.

The new VQB5 portal aims to end that frustration and inform parents on the quality and safety of more than 3,000 early childhood sites across the Commonwealth. That's all sites that receive any public funding, including preschools and Head Start programs.

Some parents and guardians of children in the Jolliff Middle School anime club were notified of explicit content accidentally shared in a club meeting, according to a letter from the school's principal.

As folks in western North Carolina continue to recover from the effects of Hurricane Helene, plans for the holidays are uncertain, but a North Carolina man wants to make Thanksgiving special this year for those still hurting.

10 On Your Side's Brett Hall reports

Holidays bring an increase in shoppers, both online and in stores, which leads to an increase in theft, robbery, burglary, assault and cyber crimes.