WAVY TV and WAVY.com had to rescheduled last Saturday's Shred-It because of the November Nor'easter.
WAVY.com investigated a change that affects tens of thousands of Berkley Bridge and Downtown Tunnel drivers every day. You may not know this, but to improve
The season for giving is here and now is the time. The 13th Annual Mayflower Marathon food drive is in full swing.
Ten On Your Side discovered insurance questions could be answered by the Virginia's Bureau of Insurance or the federal Consumer Product Safety Commission.
Can a WAVY.com investigation save Virginia Beach taxpayers over two million dollars?
Reports of fires, burns and injuries prompted the recall of more than half a million gas grills sold across the US and Canada.
Parents check your diaper bag. We're on your side with details of a pacifier recall.
The need for repairs following flooding and high winds can make consumers vulnerable to unscrupulous contractors and repairmen who may exploit the situation.
A Newport News woman suffered the loss of her mother. Her mother gave her body for medical research. When the research was finished, the daughter thought her
WAVY.com followed a flood restoration crew in Norfolk and learned one product most people reach for first may not work to prevent mold.
Thousands of people are still cleaning up after last week's Nor'easter, using rakes, chainsaws and shovels. And, they're also dealing with the arduous task of
The city of Hampton is calling on volunteers to help with more than $13.5 million in storm damage to local homes and businesses.
It's an image all too familiar from news coverage of the recent flooding in Hampton Roads - submerged cars. Because some may be salvaged and find their way to
With so many cars and homes damaged in the storm, the next flood may be on insurance carriers. WAVY.com is on your side helping you steer clear of some
As clean up from the November Nor'easter begins, the Department of Public Works has announced debris collection and clean-up procedures.
As the storm water starts to recede, look for the scum to rise to the top. Ten On Your Side's Stephanie Harris has some tips on avoiding scams while processing