A vigil was held along the Virginia Beach Oceanfront Wednesday night for conservative activist Charlie Kirk one week after his assassination.

Hampton Roads is drying out a day after a coastal storm brought as much as 11 inches of rain to the region.

The Norfolk School Board tabled a vote Wednesday on a plan released earlier this week to close nine Norfolk public schools.

The oldest son of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. said he was pleased HBCUs will be getting more money from the federal government, but lamented that it's coming at the expense of other schools in need.

Martin Luther King III, the son of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr., said Wednesday during a visit to Norfolk State University he believes slain conservative activist Charlie Kirk was a significant force in society, but disagreed with any notion that Kirk was about inclusiveness.

The Norfolk SPCA is asking for the public's help after nearly 200 dogs were rescued from a single property in Tennessee.

Virginia State Police has issued a critically missing adult alert for a missing Poquoson man.

State Police issued the alert on behalf of the Poquoson Police Department Wednesday for Stewart Ray Pearce, 39, last seen at 3 a.m. Sept. 14 at his home in the 900 block of Poquoson Ave. in Poquoson.

Another house collapsed on the Outer Banks Tuesday at 46227 Tower Circle Road in Buxton, marking the 12th home that has collapsed on Seashore beaches in the past five years.

New campaign finance reports are giving us a glimpse into where things stand just days before early voting begins in Virginia.

In the race for governor, Democratic gubernatorial nominee Abigail Spanberger has $12.2 million on hand. That’s compared to her Republican opponent, Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears, who has just under $5 million to spend in the campaign’s final weeks.

Sentara Health is shining a light on the importance of early prostate cancer detection during prostate cancer awareness month, holding a screening event at Sentara CarePlex in Hampton Wednesday and Thursday in hopes of making the screening process more accessible.

After a hard day's night, vehicles that may never see another long and winding road remain in a neighborhood where residents, like retired Naval Officer Rick Dick, have seen this movie before.

Joana Montano, a Mexican American U.S. Navy veteran who now lives in Norfolk, has built a successful life in Hampton Roads as an entrepreneur and businesswoman, as owner of a spa off of Chesapeake Boulevard.