March at Chrysler Museum in Norfolk highlights importance of voting
The walk begins at 10 a.m. in front of the museum at 1 Memorial Place in Norfolk.
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Outer Banks’ beloved Ladles Soups pours its last bowl
Ladles Soups OBX in Kill Devil Hills served its last customers Wednesday, the restaurant said in a Facebook post.
Stranded whale on the Outer Banks likely died from parasitic infection, necropsy finds
A "very emaciated" pygmy sperm whale that washed up on an Outer Banks beach this week likely died from a severe parasitic infection.
Pygmy sperm whale euthanized after stranding on the Outer Banks
A "very emaciated" pygmy sperm whale that washed up on an Outer Banks beach had to be euthanized Wednesday afternoon.
Tiny copper earring found buried on Outer Banks is new clue in search for Algonquian village
An analysis conducted by Madison Accelerator Laboratory at James Madison University in Harrisonburg found that copper used to make the ring was of European origin, rather than from a North...
Rhythms on the Riverwalk returns to Yorktown waterfront
Yorktown’s 19th annual Rhythms on the Riverwalk concert series kicks off on Sept. 5.
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Study examines future of transportation on Ocracoke Island amid storms, sea level rise
The National Park Service has launched a study into the future of transportation to the popular Outer Banks destination.
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Sailors help prepare Norfolk classrooms for first day of school
More than 120 sailors stationed in Hampton Roads recently volunteered at 15 Norfolk schools to help teachers prepare their classrooms for the first day of class.
‘Substantial damage’ to several Outer Banks beachfront homes reported; debris spread over 11 miles
Coastal flood and high surf advisories remain in effect for much of the Outer Banks through Monday morning due to swells from distant Hurricane Ernesto combined with higher-than-usual tides due...
Beach house in Rodanthe is pulled into Atlantic Ocean, carried off
The beach box-style cottage at 23214 Corbina Drive in Rodanthe was unoccupied at the time, National Park Service spokesperson Michael Barber said Friday night.