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A procedural vote to reopen the government failed in the House as two Republicans joined the entire Democratic caucus in turning down the bill.
A $200B Trump plan to cut mortgage rates sparks debate as experts warn benefits may be short-lived and could drive up home prices.
Russia has launched its largest missile and drone strike of the year on Ukraine, crippling energy facilities in six regions during a brutal winter cold snap.
Lawyers for survivors of Jeffrey Epstein say more than 100 women had their names made public when the Department of Justice released more than 3.5 million pages of documents Friday.
The Norfolk-based Rutter Mills personal injury law firm has claimed the naming rights to Virginia Beach concert venue, The Dome — now to be called 'The Dome by Rutter Mills.'
A 47-year-old man was arrested after a search warrant revealed that he had child sexual abuse material on his devices, according to Virginia Beach police.
One adult and one juvenile were injured after a shooting on Chowan Avenue, according to Portsmouth police.
Sail250 Virginia — the commemorative maritime festival celebrating America's semiquincentennial — is sharing new details about events planned for June 2026.
A Fort Bragg soldier was arrested on Jan. 22 on child exploitation charges, according to the Manteo Police Department.
The Christian Broadcasting Network implemented a layoff affecting about 8.4% of U.S. based employees, including roughly three dozen employees in Norfolk.
Get the most for your money this Valentine's Day with tips on restaurant deals, jewelry shopping, and flower buying in Hampton Roads.
City officials address drainage and lack of sidewalks in Pughsville, citing nearly $10 million drainage investment
NASA Langley Research Center scientists playing important roles as part of Artemis II mission to carry astronauts around the moon
All mayors from Hampton Roads' seven major cities signed an open letter to highlight their stance against a bill being currently considered by the General Assembly.
Newport News city leaders are touting a decrease in violent crime as the city implements a comprehensive community-based prevention strategy called Momentum for Peace.
