Even though Hurricane Lee is about 1,000 miles away from Hampton Roads Monday evening, waves from the powerful storm are showing face at local shorelines. Given current guidance, the major hurricane will continue to kick up the surf and send large waves to the entire East Coast of the U.S. as the week goes on.
Even though Hurricane Lee is about 1,000 miles away from Hampton Roads Monday evening, waves from the powerful storm are showing face at local shorelines. Given current guidance, the major hurricane will continue to kick up the surf and send large waves to the entire East Coast of the U.S. as the week goes on.
Visitors and residents alike will have a chance to enjoy the Neptune Festival at the Virginia Beach Oceanfront.
Already having gone through a Stage 4 cancer ordeal once with their oldest son, Liam, the Metz family are now having to repeat the ordeal, sacrificing everything for his care.
Nansemond River's Nick Grier, a former Hardee's Player of the Week, returned a blocked field goal 98 yards for a touchdown.
Friday Night Flights is back again this week, highlighting more high school football played Sept. 29 as we closely follow the 2023 season.
At the end of Friday Night Flights, Craig and James discuss the band of the week
This week's Band of the Week is from Warwick High School in Newport News.
The Navy will begin randomly testing its special operations forces for steroids and other performance-enhancing drugs beginning in November, taking a groundbreaking step that military leaders have long resisted.
A Norfolk woman is on edge. She told 10 On Your Side that a bullet flew through her Ocean View home and landed on her bed.
A Norfolk restaurant owner is still in Morocco helping victims following the devastating earthquake. The 6.8 magnitude quake hit the country three weeks ago, killing thousands and leaving more injured or unaccounted for. The owner of Omar's Carriage House, Omar Boukhriss, grew up in Morocco and said it's devastating to see his home country like this. He said so far they've been able to buy about 200 mattresses, pillows and pairs of shoes for the victims.
Officials say the looming shutdown will almost certainly mean delays at area airports — but this time, it could be worse than previous shutdowns. That's because the FAA reauthorization is set to expire on the same day as the budget.
