This Week in History of September 15th | WAVY+

A window was broken and two cash registers were stolen from a Portsmouth business.

The U.S. attorney whose office has been investigating mortgage fraud allegations against New York Attorney General Letitia James has announced his resignation under pressure from the Trump administration after having been told to resign or be fired, a person familiar with the matter told The Associated Press on Friday.

Phish fans descended upon the 'Mothership,' otherwise known as the Hampton Coliseum, for the first of three nights of concerts by the band.

Hampton Police say they are investigating a homicide and maiming incident on Coliseum Drive Friday night.

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New details related to the death of an infant that led to an involuntary manslaughter charge for a James City County man have been revealed in court documents obtained by 10 On Your Side.

Closing statements in a case accusing several Norfolk Police officers of falsifying a 2020 accident report as part of a retaliation scheme are expected Monday.

Things are gearing up and taking off at the 2025 Naval Air Station Oceana Air Show, which will honor 250 years of America's Navy.

The response was swift and generous after Terri Liestman and her trainer Mara Bates set up a GoFundMe page Tuesday afternoon to raise money for a replacement three-wheel bike that was stolen last Friday.

Andrea Gray was a nurse for several years and is now a patient care supervisor, but in 2018 she was a patient after she contracted sepsis following a medical procedure, but it wasn’t caught until after she experienced several scary symptoms.

Early voting for the Nov. 4 general and special elections has officially started across the Commonwealth.

The Norfolk Tides wrapped up their season with more than just baseball at Harbor Park Friday night — they rebranded as Los Caballitos del Mar de Norfolk for a night, tributing to Hispanic Heritage.