DC Bureau Reporter Basil John reports.

10 On Your Side's Marielena Balouris hosted the Go Red for Women luncheon Friday in Norfolk.

One person has been taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation and two apartments have been damaged in a fire Friday evening on Albemarle Drive in Norfolk.

King's Fork's girls basketball team and Churchland's boys team picked up close wins Friday night, with King's Fork beating Deep Creek, and Churchland topping Norview.

Attorney Tim Anderson said the stated lack of evidence against Rock Church pastor John Blanchard in a prostitution case is a lie and calls for it to be presented to a special grand jury.

A country music-centered festival is poised once again to take over the sand at the Virginia Beach Oceanfront this summer.

A staff member working at Kempsville High School in Virginia Beach was arrested on an assault charge, school officials say.

The executive director of the National Association of School Resource Officers says that it is troublesome that former Richneck Elementary School principal Briana Foster-Newton did not know about a 6-year-old having a gun on Jan. 6, the day a teacher was shot at the school.

Local musicians are hosting a benefit concert Friday in honor a man killed in a crash in Hampton. The concert is in honor of 69-year-old Alexander Hundley who died following a two-vehicle crash in Hampton on Jan. 27.

Capt. Janet Days took command Friday as Naval Station Norfolk's 51st commanding officer during a change of command ceremony - the first Black woman to become commanding officer of the world's largest naval base.

The father who has three kids is glad to clear his name. The father who lost his son to gunfire vows to fight on. The last case of four initial co-defendants has ended in acquittal in the death of Chris Cummings.

On its face, the Amber Alert program boasts a high success rate, with the DOJ reporting 1,100-plus children recovered through the program, but at least one expert says that statistic is misleading – and Americans should lower their expectations about what the Amber Alert is capable of doing.

Jaden Mitchell has come a long way from doodles and drawings in his art class at Bethel High School in Hampton. The 20-year-old student at Virginia Commonwealth University is now catching the eye of some professional athletes with his custom shoe designs.