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

During construction, the city will close two of Harbor Park’s eight surface parking lots. Lot D, which has 783 spaces, will ...

NORFOLK — Construction of a long-planned casino project will disrupt parking options for Amtrak train customers and Norfolk Tides games, and city officials are making long- and short-term ...

The longtime open-air museum in Newport News is pulling back the curtain on how staff care for the hundreds of animals at the ...

Norfolk’s Treasure Shop, a secondhand store for uniforms and household goods, presented a donation of $12,000 to the ...

The largest full moon of the year is expected to generate flooding to parts of southern Florida this week, thanks to a phenomenon known as king tides. The National Weather Service (NWS ...

Coastal parts of South Florida will be experiencing king tides this week, raising the likelihood of street flooding. Thursday, Friday and Saturday should draw the largest “king tides,” or ...

NORFOLK, Va. — A man charged in the murder of a beloved Norfolk convenience store clerk has made a plea deal as the second-degree murder charge was dropped. Dennis Hisle faced second-degree ...

Instead, the culprit is a natural phenomenon known as "king tides," which could reach record-breaking levels. The warnings follow coastal flooding advisories and statements issued by the National ...

Norfolk Mayor Kenny Alexander won reelection and entrepreneur Jeremy McGee declared victory for the open Superward 6 City Council seat. But the Superward 7 City Council seat remains a close race ...

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Rigobert Merisier’s usual parking spot — above a street drain — was covered with a few inches of water when he returned to the grocery store Saturday ... year’s king tides were expected ...