A public visitation for fallen Virginia Beach Police Officers Cameron Girvin and Christopher Reese will be held Friday, with a celebration of life service for the officers to be held Saturday.

The North Carolina Department of Transportation said a four-mile stretch of Interstate 40 on the North Carolina/Tennessee border will reopen Saturday, albeit at a slower speed with just one lane in each direction.

VCU is one of a number of hospitals around the U.S. that is part of a trial for a treatment that could revolutionize care for a rare type of dementia that can be misdiagnosed as Alzheimer's disease.

A local religious leader is reacting to Pope Francis' current battle with pneumonia, with the 88-year-old pope having been hospitalized and in critical condition since Feb. 14.

A new movie with production ties to Virginia Beach tackles veteran PTSD. My Dead Friend Zoe explores post-war life as a veteran.

The Navy Marine Corps Relief Society kicked off its Active Duty Fund Drive Friday morning, with the program allowing for sailors and Marines to take out loans at 0% interest for either emergency expenses or in times of financial struggle.

Thursday, Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin responded with an executive order that will deputize state police and corrections officers to cooperate fully with Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials. Youngkin called the order a plan to keep Virginians safe, while the Speaker of the House, Don Scott of Portsmouth, called it performative.

The SWAT team in Currituck County, along with Dare County authorities, arrested two men Thursday morning in connection with a girl, 15, missing from Spring Lake in Harnett County, N.C.

A 3-year-old girl has died after being found in medical distress in a body of water at Oak Grove Lake Park Friday morning, Chesapeake Police said.

Authorities are investigating a deadly shooting at Old Dominion University as a homicide as police continue searching for the suspect responsible.

One person has died following a single-vehicle tractor-trailer crash on Interstate 64 eastbound at Chesapeake Boulevard in Norfolk Friday morning, Virginia State Police said.

A Norfolk jury convicted a man of possession of Schedule I/II drugs and possessing Schedule I/II drugs with the intent to distribute after police found more than 160 grams of illegal substances on him during a 2024 arrest, the Norfolk Commonwealth's Attorney's office said Friday.