4-star offensive lineman Thomas Wilder announced live on WAVY News 10 at 6 that he will play his college ball at Virginia Tech.

Gov. Youngkin aims to reduce error rates for SNAP benefit applications https://www.wavy.com/

The U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia has granted a motion to end a consent decree of more than 47 years, which has governed the City of Norfolk's hiring practices in the police and fire department. https://www.wavy.com/news/local-news/court-grants-motion-to-end-consent-decree-governing-norfolks-hiring-practices/

Three adults and four dogs were displaced after an early morning fire on Magnolia Street. https://www.wavy.com/news/local-news/virginia-beach/vbfd-3-adults-4-dogs-displaced-after-fire-on-magnolia-st/

A man is hurt after being shot in Portsmouth Wednesday night. https://www.wavy.com/news/crime/man-hurt-following-shooting-on-pawnee-drive-in-portsmouth/

After a contentious start to the election season, it appears Republicans are unified ahead of Election Day. 

Three people were injured after a two-vehicle crash Wednesday evening in Suffolk, according to Suffolk Fire & Rescue.

President Trump is preparing to welcome Russia president Vladimir Putin to the U.S. when the two meet in Alaska Friday. President Trump said he would push Russia for a ceasefire.

A man who became agitated, "unruly" and yelled racist slurs while on a Breeze Airways flight from Norfolk International Airport to Los Angeles Wednesday was removed from the plane after it was diverted to the Grand Junction Regional Airport in Colorado, according to police.

you've been to Ocean View Beach in Norfolk recently, you may have noticed these small trucks driving near the shore. Their presence is designed to keep the sands free of litter, but some beachgoers told 10 On Your Side the trucks are causing some confusion.

Newport News City Council approved an ordinance Tuesday to deal with blight in the city.

Health insurance premiums will be increasing in January for educators with Virginia Beach City Public Schools.

Step into the Food Bank of Central and Eastern North Carolina on any given day, and volunteers can be seen busy at work packing food, because nowadays, busy is the norm.

“Even at the height of the pandemic, we are seeing more hunger today than we had seen at that time,” Amy Beros, the president and CEO of the food bank, said.

That rush is now coupled with fear about cuts to SNAP benefits and food assistance programs after Congress passed President Donald Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill.