Various parking garages across Hampton Roads will be open to allow residents to get their cars off the streets in anticipation of Hurricane Erin.

Some locals say they are ready to weather the storm, while others, particularly longtime residents, express concerns about the complacency of some community members.

Kirstin DeCroix joins Coast Live with adoptable dog Reeve to discuss the importance of staying up to date on pet vaccinations ...

Winifred Irene Reeves Bennett joined the heavenly choir on August 18th, 2025, after a lengthy battle with Parkinson’s disease ...

According to Hampton officials, there’s been a spike in mosquito activity in the city, so they’re fighting back. The recent ...

The future of the Michigan Wolverines got a little brighter Tuesday as Savion Hiter, the nation’s top running-back in the 2026 class, announced his commitment to Michigan, over powerhouse contenders ...

A local hospital is cutting down on food insecurity in the Hampton area by using a new, modern concept officials hope will ...

The upgrades come as part of an $800 million reallocation of funding for all VA facilities in the country, bringing the total ...

Locally owned Easy Does It grows its bounce house rental services in Norfolk, offering clean, insured, and safety-inspected ...

The Hampton & Peninsula Health District (HPHD) announced they will be hosting several Back-to-School walk-in vaccination ...