We take a look back in the WAVY Archives

Old Dominion University has received approval to set up a School of Supply Chain, Logistics and Maritime Operations, a move the university said would enhance its coordination of maritime-related programming and research while allowing it to "optimize regional economic development in the supply chain and maritime industry."

Today marks 56 days until Thanksgiving, 88 days until Christmas, and 300 days until the start of competition for the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris.

At the event, you will find more than 60 crafters, vendors, food trucks, live music, raffles, a kids area, and more.

Two people — Isaiah K. Roberson, 26, of Petersburg and Gavin M. Kearney, 21, of Suffolk, have been each charged with second-degree murder and use of a firearm, while Shanasia A. Lyles, 19, of Portsmouth, has been charged with being an accessory after the fact.

Attorneys for Adrian Lewis chose to present no witnesses or evidence on his behalf Wednesday, after prosecutors spent seven days making their case.

Jean-Pierre Bilé comes from a long line of kickers in the family that also doubled as multi-sport athletes at King's Fork High School.

Nationwide told a state agency it will not renew policies for 10,525 homeowners in North Carolina, more than 1,000 of those non-renewals are on the Outer Banks.

t's been 10 months since six people were killed in a mass shooting at the Walmart in Chesapeake. Now, a fourth employee who was shot seven times has filed a lawsuit for $25 million.

James Kattato highlights the best plays from week five high school football around Hampton Roads.

The Virginia Beach Police Department has been awarded an $8 million Defense Community Infrastructure Program grant to make capital improvements to its Creeds Law Enforcement Training Facility, which will increase capacity, training capabilities and mission readiness for officers as well as military stationed at Naval Air Station Oceana and Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek-Fort Story, among others.

The midday bustle at shops and restaurants outside Naval Station Norfolk could slow to a trickle if the government shuts down next week.

A local 16-year-old isn't letting his disability get in the way of the daily "grind." Grant Davidson is the founder of his own coffee company, but needs a new set of wheels to help fuel his business.