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The Secretary of the Navy was in Portsmouth Wednesday to announce the name of a future medical ship.   

The ship, which is set to be built, will be known as USNS Portsmouth. It is one of three Bethesda-class expeditionary medical ships and follows the tradition of being named after military hospitals.

Many showed up to the U.S. Capitol to pay their final respects to former President Jimmy Carter, who died Dec. 29 at age 100.

Capt. Janet Days, the first African American woman to be commander of the world's largest naval base, Naval Station Norfolk, will become Suffolk's new director of economic development. Days recently retired from the Navy.

Beach replenishment will be coming to the Virginia Beach Oceanfront later this month.

10 On Your Side's Brett Hall reports

Some of you remember clipping coupons from the Sunday paper each week to save in stores. Now, like everything else, the coupons are on your phone.

We’ve all experienced long lines at the store at one time or another, and self-checkout machines were one way to ease the congestion, but at one local Walmart, those machines have disappeared.

As if the murder of her daughter last month weren't enough heartache already for Latoya Saunders, what she noticed this week about her grave made it even worse.

Saunders sent WAVY pictures of holes in the dirt on the gravesite, and one of them exposed the corner of her daughter's purple casket.

Jimmy Gray was sworn in Wednesday as Hampton's new mayor.

The Virginia General Assembly gaveled in briefly before gaveling out amid the water crisis in Richmond.

A 50-year-old Norfolk woman who faces a second-degree murder charge in connection to the death of her 4-month-old granddaughter last April was denied bond Wednesday.

A woman was critically hurt after a shooting on Wednesday morning in Portsmouth, police said.