The Holiday Lights at the Beach are returning! Friday is the opening night for families to see the colorful light display while driving down the Virginia Beach Boardwalk at the Oceanfront. 

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The man who helped rescue a woman and her son reunited with her three days after a two-alarm fire at a Norfolk apartment complex injured two people and left at least 32 displaced.

10 On Your Side's Ricky Matthews was in Newport News helping collect coats for our Coats for Families drive.

Drivers in Virginia Beach can expect traffic delays on South Birdneck Road starting Monday. 

Doctors want to warn patients of a Medicare fraud scheme involving unnecessary genetic test kids that is making the rounds in the Hampton Roads region.

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For the people living on the outer banks, this is an all-too-familiar story. Winds reaching up to 65 miles per hour and relentless high tides battered the area Thursday night into Friday morning, devouring one home and leaving another damaged.

According to the National Park Service, during the overnight hours of Thursday and into Friday, an unoccupied house collapsed in the 23000 block of Surf Side Drive in Rodanthe, North Carolina. The beach in front of Rodanthe has been closed due to debris from the collapsed house.

A Portsmouth woman reached out to 10 On Your Side about the flooding on her street that she said comes up to her doorstep when it rains.  

After an ultimatum from Virginia Beach Mayor Bobby Dyer to Something in the Water festival organizers to have a contract signed by the end of the week or he would recommend the city to move on, the city said it has received a signed agreement.

The Chesapeake jury in the trial surrounding the death of Forrest Hooper, 8, left the courtroom Friday afternoon to see the car believed to have struck him.