Virginia Democrats are moving forward with their plan to amend the state constitution to automatically restore the rights of convicted felons upon their release from prison.

Portsmouth-based Mercy Chefs was honored with the Spirit of Virginia award Thursday by Gov. Glenn Youngkin.

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The Outer Banks are preparing for high tides and possible flooding as a low-pressure system pushes its way into the coast.

It's been a struggle to seek justice in the shooting death of a convenience store owner in Norfolk after a murder charge was withdrawn for one of the suspects, who pleaded guilty Wednesday to a lesser charge.

10 On Your Side's Brett Hall reports

Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer deaths in America, and catching it early is vital. That's exactly what a low-dose CT scan does, but only one-in-10 people at higher risk take advantage of the procedure.

Two people were injured, including a cyclist, after a crash involving a vehicle and bicycle at the intersection of Indian River Road and Sand Pebbles Drive Thursday afternoon.

If you've been in the region long enough, you'll remember those "no cursing" signs down at the Virginia Beach Oceanfront. They were taken down in May 2019, but now a handful of folks have the chance to own one.

A new study indicates that Virginia ranks third for sports betting interest.

John Kerrigan, his daughter and her friend are still getting over the embarrassment they had to endure when they landed three weeks ago at Norfolk International Airport, and said that, as far as an apology, the response from Southwest Airlines fell short.

A 40-year-old Suffolk man's family is mourning his loss and remembering his dedication to whatever he did in life after he was struck by a vehicle and killed on Pruden Boulevard in Suffolk Wednesday evening.