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Photo by Mechelle Hankerson. An abandoned Volvo sits partially submerged at an intersection in Norfolk known for flooding Friday afternoon.
Multiple hazard warnings in effect for Hampton Roads as Hurricane Ian brings heavy flooding, winds Local News
After making landfall in South Carolina as a hurricane, Ian is moving farther inland before likely dissipating over western North Carolina or Virginia on Saturday.
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Military retention and changing national security needs: A discussion with Anthony Cordesman Local News
On paper the Navy met its retention goal last year. But whether the military is keeping people with the skills it needs is a bigger question mark. Anthony Cordesman discussed personnel challenges facing the Department of Defense.
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The first inpatient psychiatric unit, with a dozen beds, opens October 11. More will follow until all 60 private rooms are open by mid-next year.
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Sailors who leave the Navy can wait months for proof they served, which can hold up jobs and benefits.
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“I suspect there are other birds dying that we don’t know about,” said Gary Costanzo with the Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources.
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As public pressure mounts for the city to get a handle on gun violence, many city leaders have pivoted to rhetoric evoking the tough-on-crime 1990s.
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Invasive freshwater jellyfish are all over Hampton Roads. They’re blooming now at William & Mary. Local News
Dime and quarter-sized freshwater jellies have emerged to reproduce in the Crim Dell pond on campus.
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A proposed Virginia Beach development for people with disabilities moves forward despite longtime criticism Local News
Advocates say the plan for Vanguard Landing sounds like it could violate a federal order requiring integrated housing for people with developmental disabilities.
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