The FBI said threats that prompted a number of HBCUs, including Hampton University, to cancel classes were "hoax threats."

While many of us watched the attacks of 9/11 unfold on television, two members of Virginia Task Force 2 saw the wreckage up close.

Sentara Health said it "missed the mark" on its initial COVID-19 vaccine guidance due to changes in FDA guidance and the gap in guidance in who is eligible to receive it.

A 19-year-old was arrested after a fatal shooting at a Royal Farms on Chincoteague Road in Accomack County Wednesday night.

Thomas Medlin makes a living cutting, mowing, edging and trimming with his Impact Landscaping company, but in his dealings with a firm associated with Tesla, Medlin says he's the one who's getting clipped.

Hampton Roads has something else to be proud of. The Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel, the 17-mile-long engineering marvel, has the fourth most iconic bridge view in the United States. https://www.wavy.com/news/chesapeake-bay-bridge-tunnel-ranks-4th-in-the-country-for-bridge-views/

From a torrent of tears to persistent drops of pain, those who love Jordan Hill and those sickened by the cycle of violence, gathered in Norfolk to say no more.

School just started, but we're already looking ahead to the 2026-27 school year. FAFSA is officially set to open Oct. 1., marking the first time in three years it will open on time after numerous delays and continued beta testing.

The Virginia Lottery is holding a teacher lounge makeover contest.

A Chesapeake woman won $500,000 in the Virginia Lottery with a Wild Cash ticket.

Regent University, which hosted Charlie Kirk for an event at the school, is mourning his death.

In Virginia Beach, the first 9/11 remembrance ceremony with the recently erected steel beam memorial from Tower 2 was held as we remember the attacks that occurred 24 years ago Thursday.