WAVY News 10 at 10 p.m.

Hurricane Helene moved some High School Football from Friday to Saturday. The WAVY Sportswrap team was around the peninsula and southeastern districts for highlights

A non-profit in Elizabeth City is helping adults and their families across the country with terminal illnesses, escape treatments and stress.

Three more Republican former government officials announced they are voting for Kamala Harris for President.

With no pews, crosses or even a name, parking lot church is how these men worship in Franklin on Friday mornings.

A quiet neighborhood in Norfolk experienced a nightmare on Sept. 3 of last year when a man with a rifle went on a terrifying rampage.

It was a night that turned Alden Heights into a scene of chaos and fear. Ferguson roamed the streets with a fully-loaded AR-style rifle. By the time the night was over, he had pointed that weapon at multiple neighbors and fired a shot into a car.

Twenty-eight-year-old Daniel Joseph Ferguson Jr., was sentenced to more than eight years in prison Friday, pleading guilty to a series of acts, including hate crime assault and attempted malicious wounding.

The Neptune Festival brings an economic boost to Virginia Beach, and it is expected to do so again this year.

Potential port strikes could impact car repairs, making it more difficult to get parts.

A website that provides real estate listings is also providing climate warnings for potential buyers.

See Me Flags that were removed from a Norfolk intersection have returned.

Friday Night Flights 2024: Sept. 27 Full Show

A family is looking for answers after Marvin Lamar Hatcher or “Ace” as his family called him, died at Gilmerton Avenue in Portsmouth Tuesday.

Newport News Shipbuilding says it’s discovered that faulty welds may have knowingly been made to submarines and aircraft carriers under construction at the shipyard.