Someone tried to drive away with an ATM in Portsmouth Sunday morning, according to employees of nearby businesses who spoke to 10 On Your Side.

Child care in the state could soon be more affordable and accessible for families as North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein creates a task force to look into how to make that happen.

With more and more Virginia families struggling to find affordable child care, lawmakers are proposing a new pilot program they hope will help alleviate the problem. 

A water main break in Norfolk released gallons upon gallons of water alongside Military Highway.

Someone in James City County woke up $3 million richer on Saturday after purchasing a Mega Millions ticket.

At Oceanair Elementary School in Norfolk, helping kids read better is not just a job for the school's reading specialist, Faith Florence, it is her passion.

The Hampton Roads real estate market improved in February over the previous month in spite of a shorter period and a few days of snowy weather, according to a leading source of real estate data for the region.

An occasional ride, a mechanic who can fix their car — those are the some of the less obvious, but not less important needs for James Moore and his wife, Brenda. Moore, 70, was rocked about a year ago by his diagnosis of Stage 4 pancreatic cancer. Worse yet, it was inoperable and it had already begun spreading to his bones.

Two people were injured after a vehicle fire at a self-serve auto salvage yard on Monday. https://www.wavy.com/news/local-news/chesapeake/photos-large-vehicle-fire-at-salvage-yard-in-chesapeake-2-injured/

A driver in Nags Head is facing several charges after police said they drove on the beach without a permit while under the influence. https://www.wavy.com/news/north-carolina/obx/driver-in-nags-head-charged-with-dui-weapons-violation-after-driving-on-beach/

Virginia Beach has joined the growing list of localities across Hampton Roads and Virginia to implement speed cameras in school zones after City Council last Tuesday approved the measure.

Attention airline passengers — if you flew into Washington Dulles over the past few days, the Virginia Department of Health wants to hear from you. If you arrived at Dulles International Airport via Terminal A, used transportation to the main terminal and waited on bags between 4 p.m. and 9 p.m. Wednesday, March 5, you may have been exposed to the potentially deadly measles virus.

It’s been five years since the pandemic, but for the 17 million Americans who currently suffer from long COVID-19, including Rachel Beale, it’s never-ending.