Full episode from March 28, 2025. Hosts Chris Reckling and Tara Wheeler share all things Hampton Roads and northeastern North Carolina. https://www.wavy.com/hr-show/

Virginia Beach-based developer Mike Sifen now owns the majority of Greenbrier Mall. The sale of the core of the 55-acre property became final on April 1 to Sifen's 1401 Greenbrier Parkway LLC. The final cost was $22.4 million.

Police are looking for a suspect in a Newport News bank robbery.

The Newport News Police Department is asking for help to locate Marrio Ashlock, 35, in connection with a robbery Friday at the BayPort Credit Union, located in the 3700 block of Huntington Ave.

It was a tough week on the stock market, but there was one place with booming sights of commerce — the Ghent Farmers Market. 

A man was shot and killed in Virginia Beach Friday evening, according to police.

Pending home sales are down in the Virginia Beach metro area, according to new data released by Realtor.com.  

Portsmouth-based Mercy Chefs has begun serving meals in Selmer, Tennessee in response to multiple tornadoes.

Experts say a White House Rose Garden prop featuring a list of so-called tariffs imposed by other countries and President Donald Trump's explanation do not tell the full story of a plan to impose and increase tariffs across the globe.

Dr. Robert McNab, chairman of the Department of Economics at Old Dominion University, offered a blunt analysis of the newly-imposed tariffs.

A Chesapeake massage therapist was in court Friday morning to be arraigned on sexual assault charges.

Police have confirmed the identity of the human remains that were found inside a home on Eaglewood Drive in Virginia Beach in January while police were responding to a missing person case.

Norfolk Mayor Kenneth Alexander delivered his State of the City address Friday at the Hilton Norfolk The Main.

Two people, including a pregnant woman, have died after a two-vehicle crash on Water Street in York County Thursday night.

After severe weather hit several states in the Midwest and claimed at least 7 lives, Portsmouth-based non-profit and members of Virginia Task Force 2 are heading to Tennessee to give their support.