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East London fishermen and swimmers have expressed concerns over the safety of the water in several city rivers, saying it is a threat to human, animal and plant life. This week, WhatsApp groups of East London fishermen have been flooded with complaints about smelly water in the Buffalo River, with some saying they had spotted a “green grease” on the surface.

Restaurants from around the globe made a pilgrimage to the world's chicken wing mecca this weekend.

Almost six decades ago, Teressa Bellissimo tossed some chicken in a mix of butter and hot sauce at her Anchor Bar restaurant and gave us Buffalo wings.

There’s the old adage that one doesn’t live by bread alone, but I think you could if it was really good bread, and served with a really good wine.

Businesses along Colley Avenue say the mass shooting will have a lasting impact on the community and potentially an economic impact.

Twenty Hampton Roads restaurants are participating in Dining Out For Life on May 12 to benefit the Norfolk LGBT Life Center and its HIV programs.

Many local businesses are bracing for another round of snow this weekend. Last weekend’s snowstorm put a damper on bottom lines for some restaurants, but many were able to quickly bounce back as the snow began to melt.

These restaurants at Virginia Beach will give you a lively experience that you dont want to miss.

The Dirty Buffalo says wholesale wing prices skyrocket every year around this time.

Chesapeake’s first Dirty Buffalo restaurant will open this year at 612 Grassfield Parkway, just off of U.S. 17, franchisee Kevin Wagner