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A Virginia Beach man broke a spearfishing world record.

Visitors from all over the country will descend on Hampton for the Blackbeard Festival this weekend.

A man was found dead inside a Grimes Road home after the Hampton Division of Fire and Rescue responded to a medical call Wednesday afternoon.

Wednesday marked four years since the Virginia Beach Municipal Center mass shooting, and community members came together for a vigil to remember the victims.

High school region playoff action continued in Hampton Roads Wednesday, as Gloucester topped previously-undefeated Menchville and Nansemond River topped Maury in the Class 5 Region B boys baseball semifinals. In Class 5 Region B boys soccer semifinals, Kecoughtan advanced over Menchville in a penalty kick shootout.

A Portsmouth man was arrested Tuesday on murder and gun charges in the February killing of a New Jersey councilwoman who was found fatally shot in her SUV outside her home, prosecutors said.

A troubling trend is making its way to Hampton Roads, as robberies of mail carriers across the U.S. are up more than 75%. U.S. Postal Inspectors say tips are coming in about two recent mail carrier robberies in Portsmouth.

A report that found shortcomings and a lack of training in the 2022 death of a seaman during SEAL training comes as no surprise to the parents of an earlier candidate, who eventually died by suicide on Naval Station Norfolk.

A Virginia Beach family is featured in the 'The Right to Read' documentary. The social justice film addresses the reading crisis in the United States.

Wednesday marks a tragic day in Virginia Beach history. Four years ago, 12 people were shot and killed while at work. It happened inside of Building 2 of the Virginia Beach Municipal Center. As the community comes together to remember and honor the victims, the first responders who were on the scene are also reflecting on the heartbreak of that day and the healing that's come after.

As the family members of the victims of the May 31, 2019 mass shooting at Building 2 of the Virginia Beach Municipal Center got off the bus, they heard the sound of bagpipes from the Tidewater Pipes and Drums. Christopher Rapp, one of the victims was a member of the group and among the 12 killed that day. The four-year commemoration at 31st Street and Atlantic Avenue at the Virginia Beach Oceanfront, with a prayer led by former Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax, was held at 3 p.m., with a moment of silence observed at 4:06 p.m., the time the first 911 call went out.