Video - Local News
-
Hampton plans to begin damage assessments Tuesday
Posted on October 29, 2012 at 8:10 AM
Updated Monday, Oct 29 at 5:49 PM
Dozens of streets and intersections had to be closed during the day. Most of those streets were being reopened as floodwaters receded.
Share
More Local News Videos
-
Norfolk neighborhood wants basketball hoops removed
-
Elizabeth River Run Saturday benefits Portsmouth museum
-
Police looking for people responsible for carjacking, abducting, robbing sailor
-
Norfolk police investigating shooting
-
Judge finds mom guilty of mooning school bus
-
UPDATE: Two men shot outside Virginia Beach lounge
-
Parents spend big bucks, countless hours on youth sports
-
Tractor-trailer accident causes backup on I-64
-
Hurricane Preparedness Sales Tax Holiday starts Saturday
-
UPDATE:Charge filed against driver rescued from sinking car in Hampton
-
Joe's Job: Doggie Daycare
-
Beach Schools superintendent finalist for Wake County job
-
Free puppy offer in Virginia Beach well-intended but illegal
-
Hampton High students suspended for senior prank
-
Zumbafest benefits CHKD and American Diabetes Assoc.
-
Virginia continues pursuit of offshore wind program off Va. Beach
-
Norfolk council OKs food trucks for downtown
-
Suspicious fire at vacant Va. Beach house
