Three deputies fired in Virginia Beach had first appearance in homicide case.

The Norfolk SPCA says it needs cleaning supplies to keep its kennels clean.

The General Assembly will effectively delay the start of its 2025 session amid a water crisis plaguing the city of Richmond.

A fire damaged the Bodie Island lighthouse building Tuesday, but no one was injured, officials said. The cause is under investigation.

Currituck County's Board of Commissioners delayed a vote on a balloon ban in the county.

Hampton Roads residents are dealing with the cold temperatures in the aftermath of winter storms over the past two days.

Shopping at thrift stores can help you save money while still being able to get the clothes and other things you need.

A surge in post-holiday respiratory illnesses has led to long waits in local emergency departments. A patient leaving Sentara Norfolk General Tuesday afternoon described an ugly scene inside Sentara Norfolk General's ED.

Doug Newton had expected to be using the solar panel system installed on the roof of his Windsor home to save money on his utility bill back in October.

However, after the company, Freedom Forever Solar, told Newton he'd be able to use the power of the sun to lower his utility bill within a week or two, he learned that the installation was subject to approval by the local utility — in this case, Community Electric Cooperative.

In a powerful stroke of a pen, President Joe Biden banned offshore drilling in federal waters off the Atlantic coast, the majority of the Pacific coast and the eastern parts of the Gulf of Mexico.

Let's face it, college is expensive, and when you factor for inflation, getting an education isn't getting any cheaper. And while saving for college in the U.S. takes a ton of commitment and sacrifice, there's a light at the end of the tunnel, especially if you set aside money early on.

After a winter storm left major roads blanketed across the DMV, Amtrak announced that more than 30 trains have been canceled Tuesday, including ones scheduled to go to New York, Richmond and Norfolk.

Gloria Simms and her 99-year-old aunt had not had heat in her home for the past year, and it was only after speaking up at church that anyone knew about it.

Now, after Simms' story aired on 10 On Your Side Monday, she and her aunt are on their way to having heat again, with the Hampton Roads community stepping up to help out in a big way.