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Photo by Erik Zunder, Unsplash. The opening ceremony for the Tokyo Olympics is Friday.
About 1% of U.S. Olympians this year are connected to Hampton Roads, and at least three other athletes with local ties will compete for other nations.
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This year, NOAA's tidal gauge in Norfolk recorded 14 days of “sunny-day” flooding.
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A listing on one dark web marketplace boasted 61 gigabytes of “emails and confidential correspondence” from the Virginia Defense Force.
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Family Of Andrew Brown Jr. Files $30 Million Lawsuit Against Officers Who Fatally Shot Him Local News
The lawsuit charges that sheriff's deputies used excessive force and violated Brown's constitutional rights.
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As the COVID-19 pandemic subsides across Virginia, businesses around Hampton Roads say they’re still rebounding from the economic fallout.
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‘Like You’re Celebrating Getting Rid Of Something’: Norfolk Holds Festival As Tidewater Gardens Clears Out Local News
Norfolk held the festival in Tidewater Gardens as the city forces residents to relocate and demolishes parts of the public housing complex.
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The Virginia Zoo is fully open this summer, and tonight they'll welcome Hampton Roads natives The Last Bison for an outdoor concert.
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Private Henry Ellis died at Koto-ri in 1950 during the Korean conflict. The U.S. Defense Department has now identified his remains and told his story to his family.
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